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Kody Bush

290 Sierra St Apt 1

Summary

Hardworking and trustworthy employee with a proven track record of giving my utmost effort to every task I undertake. My work ethic is unwavering, and I am committed to consistently delivering high-quality results. I pride myself on being reliable and persistent, approaching challenges with determination and a positive attitude.

My background includes a diverse skill set that spans fire fighting, customer service, and manual labor. As a skilled fire fighter, I have honed my ability to remain calm under pressure and work collaboratively in high-stakes situations. My experience in customer service has allowed me to develop strong communication skills and a keen understanding of meeting customer needs effectively.

In addition, I am adept at manual labor tasks, demonstrating physical resilience and a strong attention to detail. My colleagues and supervisors have consistently praised my work ethic, dependability, and willingness to take on new responsibilities.

Overall, my professional demeanor, combined with my range of skills, makes me a valuable asset to any team. I am excited to contribute my expertise and dedication to achieving shared goals and driving success.

Overview

3
3
years of professional experience

Work History

GW-4/ FFT1 Wildland Firefighter

Department of Agriculture
Bishop
11.2025 - Current

Supervisor: Blake Hubbard (Contact information found in references)

  • Operated firefighting equipment during wildland fire suppression efforts.
  • Conducted fire line preparation and maintenance to ensure safety and effectiveness.
  • Collaborated with team members to implement fire management strategies.
  • Participated in prescribed burn operations to reduce fuel loads.
  • Executed emergency response drills to improve readiness for wildfires.
  • Assisted in training new firefighters on safety protocols and equipment use.
  • Documented incident reports detailing firefighting activities and conditions encountered.
  • Conducted mop-up operations to extinguish remaining hot spots and reduce the risk of further spread.
  • Built containment lines around the perimeter of an active wildfire using shovels, Pulaskis and chainsaws.
  • Assisted in hazardous fuels reduction projects such as cutting brush, felling trees and chipping debris.
  • Provided fire suppression and containment for wildland fires using hand tools, pumps, hoses and other equipment.
  • Attended daily briefings with crew members to discuss strategy for upcoming shifts.
  • Coordinated with both federal and state agencies during incident response activities.
  • Operated pumps connected to high-pressure hoses.

GS-4/Firefighter Type 2

Inyo National Forest
Bishop
05.2024 - 11.2025

Supervisor: Blake Hubbard (contact information found in references)

Served as a GS-4/FFT2 on CA-INF-E331

  • Coordinated with other first responders during multi-agency responses.
  • Provided educational presentations regarding fire prevention techniques to local schools and businesses.
  • Maintained firefighting equipment, including hoses and ladders, on a daily basis.
  • Participated in training drills and exercises to maintain proficiency in fire suppression tactics.
  • Assisted in responding to emergency calls, assessing situations, and providing necessary medical aid.
  • Provided support services during natural disasters such as floods or hurricanes.
  • Inspected vehicles for proper operation prior to use on emergency calls.
  • Communicated effectively with crew members while performing tasks under stressful conditions.
  • Monitored weather conditions for potential threats such as wildland fires or flash flooding.
  • Extinguished fires using water hoses, chemical extinguishers, smoke ejectors, and other tools.
  • Communicated with other firefighters and emergency personnel to relay observations, equipment needs, and other relevant information.

AD-C/Firefighter Type 2

Inyo National Forest
Bishop
04.2023 - 11.2023

Supervisor: Victor Guillen (Contact information found in references)

Served as a AD-C FFT2 on CA-INF-E332 out of Rock Creek Guard Station. Daily routine includes engine inspection and cleaning, weather briefing, physical training, safety procedure refreshers and fire suppression drills. The following areas below will provide an understanding of areas of work I perform on a daily basis.

  • Attended trainings to maintain wealth of knowledge in firefighting techniques and suppression methods, enabling quick decision making during actual emergencies.
  • Observed strict safety protocols to maintain personal and coworker safety.
  • Tested and inspected tools, equipment and gear to maintain readiness for different fire scenarios.
  • Responded to fire and safety-related emergency calls in local area.
  • Completed field assessments of active fires and planned optimal approaches.
  • Organized fire caches and positioned equipment for most effective response at emergency calls, which resulted in quicker action times.
  • Trained continuously to maintain required physical fitness for demanding work.
  • Collaborated with other emergency personnel when responding to accident scenes or acute illness calls requiring emergency medical care.
  • Laid hose lines and operated nozzles, pumps, hydrants and fire extinguishers.
  • Analyzed situations to quickly adopt courses of action with regard to surroundings and circumstances.

Crew Member

Mammoth Snow and Junk Removal
Mammoth Lakes
12.2022 - 04.2023

Supervisor: Sam Peterson (Contact information found in references)

Served as part of a 5 man shoveling crew for Mammoth Snow and Junk Removal during record breaking year for snowfall with a total of 715 inches. Due to extreme weather conditions harnesses and safety ropes were used while operating on high buildings. Worked long days exceeding 12 hours to get the project completed. Used various tools such as shovels, sledgehammers, power tools and ladders to complete what was needed for the job.

  • Kept up to date on safety procedures and correct lifting techniques to prevent injuries.
  • Collaborated with other movers when loading large equipment to prevent potential accidents.
  • Carried necessary tools and supplies to transportation vehicles and returned to proper storage areas after use.
  • Reviewed work orders before starting work to determine necessary materials and meet deadlines.
  • Used harnesses and ropes when operating on high roofs
  • Removed ice dams from gutters using a sledgehammer
  • Used ladders to safely get on and down from roofs
  • Boarded up windows using plywood to prevent damage

Education

High School Diploma -

Adult Education Center
Mammoth Lakes
2019

Skills

  • Incident Safety
  • Emergency Medical Treatment
  • High-Pressure Nozzle Changes
  • Emergency Response Procedures
  • Fire Strategy
  • Fire Suppression Tactics
  • Team Building
  • Hazard Identification
  • Hazardous Material Handling
  • Station and Equipment Cleaning
  • Flexible and Adaptable
  • Equipment Operation
  • Physical Conditioning

References

Victor Guillen, Engine Boss E332

Email: victor.guillen@usda.gov

Phone: +1 (760) 937-5908

Blake Hubbard, Engine Boss E331

Email: blake.hubbard@usda.gov

Phone: +1 (760) 920-2206

James Gruwell, Battalion Chief 31

Email: James.gruwell@usda.gov

Phone: 1 (760) 920 5371

Sam Peterson, Mammoth Snow and Junk Removal

Email: Sam.peterson98@gmail.com

Phone: (559) 977-1225

Timeline

GW-4/ FFT1 Wildland Firefighter

Department of Agriculture
11.2025 - Current

GS-4/Firefighter Type 2

Inyo National Forest
05.2024 - 11.2025

AD-C/Firefighter Type 2

Inyo National Forest
04.2023 - 11.2023

Crew Member

Mammoth Snow and Junk Removal
12.2022 - 04.2023

High School Diploma -

Adult Education Center
Kody Bush