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Captain Bell also works as a firefighter in the City of Waveland, Mississippi. He has been an active member of the fire service for ten years. Six of those years, he has been an ARFF crewmember here at Stennis International Airport. Captain Bell says, “I am passionate about the fire service career field and aim to learn and contribute as much as I can in hopes to progress the fire service for our customers.” Chief Chase Edwards comments, “Writing the award for Josh was easy. He is a stellar fire officer, and we are grateful to call him our Captain.”Captain Joshua Bell has distinguished himself by going above and beyond the call of duty whenever possible. When given a task, Captain Bell completes his tasks and projects with expert detail and under set timelines. When he was given a recent task of ensuring compliance of apparatus, tools, and equipment, Captain bell mitigated possible write-ups and began procurement processes to ensure that the vehicles would be optimal for readiness and inspection. His radio communication stands out among other responding agencies. He is recognized positively within the fire service community for his professionalism and poise during emergencies. Operationally, Captain bell is often sought out and asked for direction and advice by other employees. Captain Bell continues to grow his knowledge in his career field by constantly studying and challenging himself to perform at a high level when needed.Stennis IAP Fire Department is the primary provider of FAA Index A fire services for the Stennis International Airport in Kiln, MS. Stennis IAP services various customers from GA aircraft, Flight Schools, Boeing, NASA, Air Force, Navy, Coast Guard, and many more....Read more...followhttps://protecfire.com/stennis-captain-awarded-employee-of-2nd-quarter/followhttps://protecfire.com/stennis-captain-awarded-employee-of-2nd-quarter/followhttps://protecfire.com/crash-alarm-at-saskatoon/followhttps://protecfire.com/crash-alarm-at-saskatoon/Crash Alarm at SaskatoonJune 15, 2021June 08, 2021 PA 23 Piper Aztec, YXE – Crash Alarm went off at approximately 0932 (local time). Tower informed Aircraft down just off runway 09 and taxiway Bravo and requested Red 1 to proceed to site. Lt. Shand declared situation Charlie and contacted Saskatoon Fire Department on route. On arrival aircraft was east of taxiway Bravo on the edge of the runway. All passengers had self evacuated and there was no smoke or fire. Although a small fuel leak was noticed under the starboard wing. Chief House exited Red 1 and did a walk around of the aircraft and then talked to the pilot. The Pilot confirmed that the engines, fuel, and master batteries were shut off and informed ARFF that the incident happened on take off. SFD was called off at this time. ARFF established contact with DM Erin Hunt and Eric Desnoyers and applied absorb all to the starboard underwing fuel leak with an extinguisher on standby. No other agents were used. After scene was declared in recovery mode, Lt. Shand contacted SOC at approximately 0950 and notified of situation Indy. ARFF was on standby until the Aircraft was removed from the RW and then Red 1 followed the Aircraft for standby until it was off the tow truck and back at the hanger. Red 1 cleared the scene and was back at the hall at approx. 1345.Report By Lieutenant Frank Shand...Read more...followhttps://protecfire.com/crash-alarm-at-saskatoon/followhttps://protecfire.com/crash-alarm-at-saskatoon/followhttps://protecfire.com/air-force-one-visits-tul/followhttps://protecfire.com/air-force-one-visits-tul/Air Force One visits TULJune 1, 2021Fire Chief Mark StuckeyThe Tulsa International Airport Fire Department worked extensively over the course of a week in preparation for the United States Presidential visit in Tulsa on June 1st, 2021. The fire department, in conjunction with the airport emergency management coordinated logistics, supported hazardous materials operations, and ARFF services for the President and Air Force One.The visit provided an opportunity for the Tulsa ARFF personnel to directly support the Presidential staff and agencies. Although the visit was short, many hours were spent during planning, preparation, and implementation phases, to ensure a successful mission.L to R: Driver Operators Sean Douglas, Adam Leak, Capt. Matt Stover, and Fire Chief Mark Stuckey...Read more...followhttps://protecfire.com/air-force-one-visits-tul/followhttps://protecfire.com/air-force-one-visits-tul/followhttps://protecfire.com/medford-visits-atw-arff/followhttps://protecfire.com/medford-visits-atw-arff/Medford visits ATW ARFFMay 25, 2021Article by Rogue Valley International Medford Airport Captain Tony Incerty I recently had the privilege of attending the FAR Part 139 Annual Live Fire Exercises at the Fox Valley Technical College Aircraft Recue Fire Fighting Program. I was impressed at the level of expertise and the willingness to accommodate my training needs. The class was led by Instructor Ben Sokol and assisted by Jeremy Hanson and our own Captain Ben Holle of Austin Straubel Airport. This crew worked together seamlessly and had no hesitation providing constructive criticism as well as helpful tips for effective firefighting. To begin the class, I was given ample time to become familiar with their impeccably kept OshKosh Striker 6X6. Coming from a Rosenbauer, this was most advantageous for me to focus on approach and attack of the fires vs. fumbling around with controls due to unfamiliarity. I found that to be a refreshing change from past trainings at other locations that are more of a point and shoot strategy. I had the pleasure of attacking a wheel fire, engine fire, fuel spill fire and a combination to finish off the truck ops. A very unique feature I found here is that you can actually drive the Crash Truck through the burn pit and between a separated wing making it feel very real world for me.This facility also made use of a Cessna sized burn prop which I have not seen at any of the 4 other facilities I’ve used. We ran multiple scenarios on the handline inside of their Boeing 777 prop enabling me to use all of the techniques for an interior aircraft fire. At the end of the day, I was very pleased that I chose to attend Live Fire at the ATW ARFF Training Center and we plan to send more personnel there in the coming year. A huge thanks to the very skilled training crew for all of their attention and to Pro-Tec for allowing me this opportunity. ATW ARFF Oshkosh Striker 6×6Boeing 777Cessna burn propFox Valley Technical College Public Safety Training CenterATW ARFF Live Fire Training with Capt. Tony Incerty...Read more...followhttps://protecfire.com/medford-visits-atw-arff/followhttps://protecfire.com/medford-visits-atw-arff/followhttps://protecfire.com/tulsa-international-airport-welcomes-new-arff-provider/followhttps://protecfire.com/tulsa-international-airport-welcomes-new-arff-provider/Tulsa International Airport Welcomes New ARFF ProviderMay 11, 2021Article provided by Andrew Pierini, Tulsa International AirportTULSA, OK – May 11, 2021 – Tulsa International Airport (TUL) is pleased to welcome Pro-Tec Fire Services as the airport’s Aircraft Rescue and Firefighting (ARFF) provider as of March 1, 2021. The airport signed a five year contract in November 2020 with Pro-Tec for ARFF services, with three options to extend an additional five years, for a total of twenty years. The contract with Pro-Tec is expected to save the airport roughly $1 million annually, without reducing the level of safety and reliability to the airport and its passengers.Tulsa Airports Improvement Trust (TAIT) began reviewing all operating expenditures in late March of 2020 as the pandemic’s impact on airport revenues was materializing. The airport’s leadership team evaluated every expense, looking for savings in order to conserve airport resources. At that time, ARFF services were the single largest expense at Tulsa International Airport, comprising 18% of the airport’s budget for services. Pro-Tec was selected from a competitive proposal process by the TAIT Board in November 2020 and immediately began developing their onboarding plan. “We have been extremely impressed with Pro-Tec’s expertise and operating philosophy since they began providing ARFF services here at Tulsa International,” said Alexis Higgins, CEO of Tulsa Airports Improvement Trust. “Pro-Tec’s entire team has demonstrated their commitment to serving our airfield tenants and customers with the level of service, safety, and quality that is expected in our industry.”Pro-Tec Fire Services is a Wisconsin-based private contractor that is the largest provider of contracted Aircraft Rescue and Firefighting services in the United States. The company provides ARFF services to over twenty airports in the United States and Canada, including Will Rogers World Airport in Oklahoma City, OK, and Ardmore Airpark in Ardmore, OK. Pro-Tec has been in operation since 1974 and was the first of its kind to offer contracted Aircraft Rescue Firefighting services.“Pro-Tec Fire Services is delighted and honored to have been selected by the Tulsa International Airport to become their ARFF Services provider,” the company said in a statement. “We pride ourselves on offering a competitive, responsive and professional service package. This coupled with a culture founded upon safety and lasting relationships was recognized by the Airport. We thank the Airport for their selection and look forward to providing them value for the long term.”...Read more...followhttps://protecfire.com/tulsa-international-airport-welcomes-new-arff-provider/followhttps://protecfire.com/tulsa-international-airport-welcomes-new-arff-provider/followhttps://protecfire.com/employee-of-1st-quarter-2021/followhttps://protecfire.com/employee-of-1st-quarter-2021/Employee of 1st Quarter 2021April 1, 2021We had a number of nominations for Employee of the 1st Quarter that it was impossible to narrow it down to just one, so we decided to do something a little different and pick TWO employees of the 1st Quarter.First up is FF Colin Dyck at Calgary International Airport. Colin was nominated by Deputy Fire Chief Brett Gerein and Captain Chad Harper for the exemplary leadership he has shown in their Aircraft Rescue and Firefighting (ARFF) department.Gerein’s crew has taken on the task to oversee all Department Training, and this is the reason he is recommending Colin’s name for the Employee of 1st Quarter. Training involves the creation and expansion of their training portfolio, reviewing and providing feedback from crew training assignments, audit department training, creating training templates on Emergency Reporting, assign crew training assignments every month, and most recently transitioning the department to paperless training. In the 1st Qtr this year, Colin has contributed immensely in all of these tasks and is a big reason why the Department Training runs more efficiently. He has been a driving force along with the crew for our overall success. Colin has taken the lead as he was given this immense task. His computer skills and knowledge with Excel has given him all the necessary tools to create forms and documents. He has helped create an entire new Training Portfolio for the department which is now well versed, organized and overall more efficient. He reviews crew training assignments with care, thoroughness, and provides constructive feedback to make these presentations better for everyone. Calgary recently transitioned their department to Paperless training, all department training reports are now saved digitally with digital signatures, Colin was a major contributor with this initiative. Gerein’s crew would not be where we currently are with training if it wasn’t for Colin’s contributions over these past months. Colin joined the Calgary team in March 2019 and has had perfect attendance in those two years. He has exemplified professionalism, hard work, initiative each and every shift and continues to be a leader in our department. In the two years Colin has assumed the position of a Fire Fighter, his affable nature, clear insight and guiding vision has garnered the respect and admiration from his peers and Officers. In these difficult and forever changing times, the depth of challenges, Colin has always remained positive and leads by example. He does not shy away from the tough times and faces them head on. Gerein cannot express within the limits of this short description all of the attributes that Colin possesses to qualify for nomination for Employee of the Quarter. Rest assured that the list would be too exhaustive. If he had to distill the description to its core, it would include those tangibles: leadership, decisiveness, and responsibility. However of greater importance would be the list of intangibles that make up the fabric of a true leader: respect, humility, commitment, dedication, humor, honesty, integrity, transparency, hard work and resiliency. Next up is Lieutenant Daniel Flores at Boeing in San Antonio. Daniel was nominated by Fire Chief Juan Cardona.Lt. Flores has always been an exceptional employee. Recently, when Texas underwent a winter freeze, the Boeing site was not spared any good fortune as major failures occurred all across the site with the permanently installed fire suppression systems. With his fast thinking, knowledge of the equipment, and experience, Lt. Flores was able to avoid significant water damage to all areas that were effected. (Feeder lines from Risers/above sprinkler systems/valves, etc.) In addition to his fast thinking under pressure, he has taken on the role of one of our departments training instructors and has provided us with excellent training classes....Read more...followhttps://protecfire.com/employee-of-1st-quarter-2021/followhttps://protecfire.com/employee-of-1st-quarter-2021/followhttps://protecfire.com/arff-vehicle-positioning/followhttps://protecfire.com/arff-vehicle-positioning/ARFF Vehicle PositioningMarch 11, 2021Have you ever wondered why ARFF (Aircraft Rescue Firefighting) vehicles park a certain way at an incident? Or why on a video you saw of a plane on fire, the ARFF vehicles are approaching the incident from different angles while pumping their agent and driving?ARFF vehicles are capable of spraying a tremendous amount of agent from their two front mounted turrets at an aircraft incident scene. Their specific design allows for the truck to conduct an industry coined “pump and roll” tactic that allows for them to drive and spray agent at the same time. Not only do they have two front mounted turrets to help extinguish fires, but depending on the department’s needs, could also have between one and two pre-connected handlines, and a booster reel to aid with interior fire attacks when warranted.The priority of the first ARFF vehicle is to provide a snapshot to all incoming ARFF vehicles via radio of what is occurring. Once this has been relayed, their task is then to provide a safe exit (rescue path) for all occupants exiting the aircraft. This can seem odd to the untrained as the first ARFF vehicle will most likely be positioned on the side where the fire is not burning – the reason is that airline employees are trained to evacuate planes from the side that has no fire. It then becomes to job of the other two ARFF vehicles to extinguish the fire around the aircraft while the first vehicle protects the evacuating passengers. While approaching the incident scene, the first arriving truck will also position all remaining ARFF vehicles as to execute an effective incident action plan according to the “tactical priorities” which are rescue, fire suppression, property conservation, and reduction of environmental impact. Using the wind as an advantage, the ARFF vehicles protect the evacuating passengers, extinguish the fire and mitigate the incident all from the cab of the ARFF vehicle.Pictured, Pro-Tec Fire Services Canada crew participated in a training exercise which consisted of positioning of the ARFF vehicles and water application at a simulated aircraft incident. All three vehicles demonstrated proper vehicle positioning, and water application during the incident.All our firefighters work hard in maintaining a high level of readiness via training exercises, all in preparation for an incident that could happen at any time.C/O: Captain McPherson...Read more...followhttps://protecfire.com/arff-vehicle-positioning/followhttps://protecfire.com/arff-vehicle-positioning/followhttps://protecfire.com/pro-tec-fire-services-to-provide-arff-services-at-stennis-international-airport/followhttps://protecfire.com/pro-tec-fire-services-to-provide-arff-services-at-stennis-international-airport/Pro-Tec Fire Services to Provide ARFF Services at Stennis International AirportMarch 1, 2021Courtesy of Stennis International Airport ‘The MAA Flyer’Effective March 1, Stennis International Airport’s Fire Department will be staffed and operated by Pro-Tec Fire Services. Pro-Tec, the largest private provider of Aircraft Rescue and Fire Fighting (ARFF) services in North America, has similar contracts with Trent Lott International Airport in Jackson County and Mobile’s airport, among many others. The Fire Department at Stennis Airport has been staffed by firefighters who are independently contracted to provide ARFF services.“Our efforts couldn’t be possible without our mutual aid partners – Kiln Volunteer Fire Department, Diamondhead Fire Department and the Bay St. Louis Fire Department – which will continue forward under the new contract,” says Chanse Watson, Airport Director.Stennis Airport tenants and transient pilots can expect superior service from Pro-Tec’s additional staffing and services, he states, noting, “Our published ARFF services will be provided 24/7/365 with increase in services provided as needed.”These services will ensure the Airport remains competitive in the aviation market not only locally but in the region as well.“Pro-Tec will respond to emergencies but also will become a familiar face to our customers,” Watson says. “The team will be assisting our office with conducting routine inspections of the airfield to ensure FAA compliance among other beneficial services to our airport community. It’s about safety, security and customer service.”Watson says Pro-Tec aims to become part of the community.“As the gateway to Hancock County and South Mississippi, we want to make sure that Stennis International Airport provides both a professional level of service and a positive experience for our customers,” he says....Read more...followhttps://protecfire.com/pro-tec-fire-services-to-provide-arff-services-at-stennis-international-airport/followhttps://protecfire.com/pro-tec-fire-services-to-provide-arff-services-at-stennis-international-airport/followhttps://protecfire.com/welcome-fire-chief-culwell/followhttps://protecfire.com/welcome-fire-chief-culwell/Welcome Fire Chief CulwellJanuary 6, 20211/6/2021 – Last week Aaron Culwell was appointed as the Fire Chief at Will Rogers World Airport in Oklahoma City, OK, bringing over 12 years of Fire and Emergency Service background. Chief Culwell has been a part of the United States Air Force Reserve as Assistant Fire Chief, Will Rogers World Airport Fire Department as Station Captain, Coweta Fire Department as Deputy Fire Chief and Fire Safety Instructor with Oklahoma State University Fire Service Training. Culwell brings an abundance of experience with him to Will Rogers World Airport from traveling the state, teaching fire departments and colleges while instructing fire fighters, fire officers, and chief officers in current and pressing topics in the fire service. Most recently, Culwell was stationed at Mojave Air and Space Port with Pro-Tec helping with the Fire Department start up.Aaron is a native to the Oklahoma City area.We are very proud to have him leading our department, and we are looking forward to serving with him as our Fire Chief. Please join us in welcoming him to Pro-Tec Fire Services, Will Rogers World Airport, and wishing him the very best. Previous Fire Chief John Davis is still with Pro-Tec Fire Services but has requested to step down to Deputy Chief due to personal reasons....Read more...followhttps://protecfire.com/welcome-fire-chief-culwell/followhttps://protecfire.com/welcome-fire-chief-culwell/followhttps://protecfire.com/employee-of-4th-quarter-2020/followhttps://protecfire.com/employee-of-4th-quarter-2020/Employee of 4th Quarter 2020January 4, 2021Pro-Tec’s Employee of the 4th Quarter award goes to Paramedic/Firefighter Rudy Cataldo and Deputy Fire Chief John VanderEcken, both at Des Moines International Airport.On Wednesday evening of October 14th, President Trump held a rally on the airport tarmac for an estimated 15,000 people. Des Moines ARFF Personnel Rudy and John were doing EMS stand-by when they observed a middle-aged male in line start seizing. His seizing quickly turned into cardiac arrest. Rudy and John’s rapid response to initiate CPR, apply and AED, and administer two shocks, allowed them to obtain Return of Spontaneous Circulation (ROSC). The patient was talking to them as he was loaded into the ambulance. Rudy received a private message via Facebook from the brother of the patient. “I want to thank you with all of my heart! Last night you and John saved the life of my big brother and best friend!!! I am eternally thankful! He had bypass surgery today and is expected to make a full recovery!!! GOD truly has used you in a manner I don’t think you will ever understand!!! You are a hero!!! I pray GOD blesses you and John and your families always!!! I can not put into works how much of a hero you guys are to me!!! I must meet you both and I’m sure my brother will wish to when he is well. He is a pretty recent grandpa who’s grandkids adore him! What you have done for my family is the greatest gift one could give or receive!!! I look forward to meeting you one day and I will keep you and John and your families in my prayers always!!! I know I don’t know you but I love you man!! Thank you thank you!”...Read more...followhttps://protecfire.com/employee-of-4th-quarter-2020/followhttps://protecfire.com/employee-of-4th-quarter-2020/followhttps://protecfire.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/07/2nd-Quarter-2021.pdfPro-Tec Fire Servicesfollowhttps://www.facebook.com/105366080819192/followhttps://www.facebook.com/105366080819192Pro-Tec Fire Servicesfollowhttps://www.facebook.com/105366080819192https://www.wearegreenbay.com/local5live/real-men-real-change-real-support-how-to-get-involved-in-the-real-men-wear-pink-campaign/followhttps://www.wearegreenbay.com/local5live/real-men-real-change-real-support-how-to-get-involved-in-the-real-men-wear-pink-campaign/#breastcancerawarenessfollowhttps://www.facebook.com/hashtag/breastcancerawareness#realmenwearpinkfollowhttps://www.facebook.com/hashtag/realmenwearpinkfollowhttps://l.facebook.com/l.php?u=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.wearegreenbay.com%2Flocal5live%2Freal-men-real-change-real-support-how-to-get-involved-in-the-real-men-wear-pink-campaign%2F&h=AT2FktrSc7EtnWxE6eWVW4Yey1MPKnbIzS2CG5fyWyW4uTruyJMH18pYq2wp4emjcKTnc6GELO0iLnI3xxOZ5EpcBINoovK9oieo-8w-BsbEH3W7ZbyEOxVuiYM48E5iRUHrpqClv9jxEz65Eg&s=1followjavascript:;followhttps://www.facebook.com/sharer/sharer.php?u=https://www.facebook.com/105366080819192/posts/591883815500747followhttps://twitter.com/intent/tweet?text=https://www.facebook.com/105366080819192/posts/591883815500747+October is Breast Cancer awareness month!Breast cancer effects everyone, women and men. 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The instrument panel and cockpit were inspected with a hand-held FLIR and the exterior of the aircraft was monitored with the roof mounted FLIR. There was no major findings or damage after the power was cut. The 2 souls on-board were about to takeoff on a test flight to purchase the aircraft - we"re guessing the sale didn"t go through? 🤷♀️#arff #aircraftrescuefirefighting #smokeincockpit #testflight #nosale #medfordoregon #hazydayz #mooneyfollowhttps://plus.google.com/share?url=https://www.facebook.com/105366080819192/posts/583020079720454followhttps://www.linkedin.com/shareArticle?mini=true&url=https://www.facebook.com/105366080819192/posts/583020079720454followmailto:?subject=Shared Link&body=https://www.facebook.com/105366080819192/posts/583020079720454 Rogue Valley International Airport Fire Department Medford ARFF Engineer Servatius and Captain Incerty responded to an Alert 1 on Wednesday afternoon, for smoke in the cockpit on a 1966 Mooney. The instrument panel and cockpit were inspected with a hand-held FLIR and the exterior of the aircraft was monitored with the roof mounted FLIR. There was no major findings or damage after the power was cut. The 2 souls on-board were about to takeoff on a test flight to purchase the aircraft - we"re guessing the sale didn"t go through? 🤷♀️#arff #aircraftrescuefirefighting #smokeincockpit #testflight #nosale #medfordoregon #hazydayz #mooneyView on Facebookfollowhttps://www.facebook.com/105366080819192/posts/583020079720454Contact Us Todayfollowprotecfire.com/contact-us/Employee Loginfollowhttps://protecfire.com/human-resources/follow
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