Nathanael Rodriguez

Firefighter I is a seasonal, temporary classification used by CAL FIRE. As a member of a fire crew, a Fire Fighter I fights wildland, rural, and structural fires and responds to various other emergency situations including medical emergencies. Additional responsibilities include repairing equipment and general station housekeeping.

Firefighter I is a seasonal, temporary classification used by CAL FIRE. As a member of a fire crew, a Fire Fighter I fights wildland, rural, and structural fires and responds to various other emergency situations including medical emergencies. Additional responsibilities include repairing equipment and general station housekeeping.

• Cut and cleared brush and dug trenches to create fire lines using axes, chainsaws or shovels.
• Patrolled burnt areas after fires to locate and eliminate hot spots that could flare or rekindle.
• Enhanced wildfire containment by coordinating and executing strategic fireline construction.
• Upheld high standards of professionalism while interacting with the public during prescribed burns or emergency situations.
• Optimized firefighter performance through active participation in daily physical training sessions designed to maintain endurance levels.
• Contributed to successful firefighting operations by maintaining optimal physical fitness and mental preparedness.

• Emptied trash cans and recycling bins to keep building clean and free of germs.
• Maintained clean and comfortable environments in commercial buildings by vacuuming, cleaning windows, and dusting.
• Kept building spaces premises clean inside and outside.
• Maintained a well-organized supply closet for easy access to necessary tools.