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Regular drills are held to evaluate the effectiveness of the training program and to identify areas that need to be focused on. The duties of this position are to administer the departments training program by completing and overseeing an annual training program. Training Division - The Training Division consists of one Assistant Chief. One additional reserve Ambulance is cross staffed by an Engine Company on an as needed basis.

Two dedicated Ambulances are staffed daily with 1 Paramedic and 1 Firefighter on each Ambulance.

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Drivers for the Ambulances are supplied by the Operations division. Minimally two 1250 GPM Pumpers and one 1750 GPM 75ft Quint are each staffed with four personnel daily.Įmergency Medical Services Division - The Emergency Medical Services division is led by an Assistant Chief, providing Advanced Life Support care with 9 Firefighter (Paramedics). Each of the workgroups is assigned 6 to 7 personnel manning three fire stations. 39 operations personnel are assigned to 7 work groups working a 48 hour on 72 hour off schedule. This division consists of all personnel assigned to suppression and associated services. Operations Division - The Operations division is led by two Assistant Chiefs and six Captains.

In order to provide the services listed above, the department is split into five divisions as follows: The Director of SES reports to the Executive Officer of MCAS Cherry Point. The Fire Chief manages the Fire and Emergency Services Department and reports to the Provost Marshal who also serves as the Director of SES. SES consists of the Provost Marshal’s office (PMO) and the Fire Department.

Technical Rescue (Structural Collapse/ Trench/High Angle/ Confined Space/ Vehicle and Machinery)ĬPF&ES is part of the Security and Emergency Services Directorate (SES).

The services that we commonly provide are as follows: Personnel will continue the self-assessment process to ensure the best services possible are being delivered to the community.ĬPF&ES responds to emergencies on the Air Station as well as the surrounding areas to help provide Emergency Medical Services, Fire Response, Technical Rescue and Hazardous Materials Response. The department did receive re-accreditation status in March of 2018. Remaining accredited is an ongoing process to help ensure that our service areas receive the level of service expected and the department is efficiently managing its personnel, training, and assets to effectively respond to calls from our customers. The purpose of the process was to assure the services provided achieve the highest level of customer satisfaction possible. In March of 2013, MCAS Cherry Point Fire & Emergency Services became internationally accredited, commensurable with the requirements of the Commission on Fire Accreditation International. As a fire department, we train and prepare for possible emergencies that may happen in our coverage areas. The Cherry Point Fire & Emergency Services (CPF&ES) serves military personnel, their dependents and civilian employees living and working aboard MCAS Cherry Point and its auxiliary landing fields.

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