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Ottawa Kansas October 15, 2004
40-Hour Program Group Photo
The following extrication specialists participated in this years 40-hour program at Ottawa Kansas presented by the Franklin County Ambulance Service and Ottawa Fire Department.
Training Officer Camron
Ayers, Verdigris FD Oklahoma
Galen Castillo, Walker River Paiute Tribe FD
Ken Little, DOD Navada
John Allen, Johnson County FD District-1, KS
Kevin Ritter, Johnson County FD District-1, KS
Cory Neal, Johnson County FD District-1, KS
Scott Jackson, Johnson County FD District-1, KS
Lt. Keith Lindermann, Salina FD, KS
Lee Soldan, Salina FD, KS
Terry wood, Olathe FD, KS
Bill Schneider, Olathe FD, KS
Noel Priefert, Olathe FD, KS
Ryan tatchell, Olathe FD, KS
Kevin Weyand, Olathe FD, KS
Ryan Gilder, Lenexa FD, KS
Scott Hoch, Lenexa FD, KS
Frank Seurer, Lenexa FD, KS
BC Lonny Owens, Lenexa FD, KS
Mike Pasch, Buckeye FD, AZ
Dave Dubios, Buckeye FD, AZ
Chad Gilliam, Buckeye FD, AZ
Tim Matthias, Ottawa FD, KS
Aaron Good, Ottawa FD, KS
James Barkley, Ottawa FD, KS
Allen Durbin, Franklin County EMS
Davis Owen, Franklin County EMS
Ryan Murphy, Franklin County EMS
Extrication.Com Instructors
Ron Shaw, Lead
Frank Dealy, Classroom
Dan Crall, Assisting Practical
One of the best ways to avoid
tunnel vision is to attend an extrication program outside your area with other
responders from around the country or beyond. There is always more than one way
to do extrication, the best is with an open mind.
Basic Skills
Advanced Skills: Bus Extrication
Intermediate Skills: Vehicle on Side
On Break
Advanced Skills: Heavy Truck Extrication
Special thanks goes out to
Tim Matthias who assisted in setting up the prop
vehicles and clean up.
If you would like to host one of the Extrication.Com 40-hour other programs contact Ron Shaw at rshaw@extrication.com or 508.747.0860
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