Hector Munoz

Wild-land firefighting is a a job that requires fire crews to put down large fires that pose a risk to the forest, wildlife, and communities. In order to accomplish this various tasks are listed below

• Enhanced wildfire containment by coordinating and executing strategic fire-line construction.
• Upheld high standards of professionalism while interacting with the public during prescribed burns or emergency situations.
• Established water supplies, connected hoses and directed water onto fires.
• Mitigated environmental impact of wildfires by implementing soil erosion prevention techniques during fireline construction.
• Reduced wildfire damage to property by employing effective structure protection measures.
• Cut and cleared brush and dug trenches to create fire lines using axes, chainsaws or shovels.

• Harvested various fruits such as oranges, cherries, grapes, and lemons
• Worked under extreme weather conditions such as 100+ degree heat.
• Packaged fruits so then they can be shipped across the world for consumption
• Pruned various fruit trees to better their living condition
• Worked long laborious hours