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Burtonsville VFD
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Defect Description: Driver seat seatbelt alarm keeps going off when you buckle the seatbelt in
Is Out Of Service? No
Work Order# 103101
Fleet Management Reporting System


| Date | Mar 17, 2020 |
| First and Last Name | Willie O |
| Entry Type | GENERAL PASS ON |
| Your entry | |
| IF DEFECT, WAS A REPAIR REQUEST MADE? | Small tools ticket |
| Date | Mar 17, 2020 |
| First and Last Name | Willie O |
| Entry Type | APPARATUS DEFECT |
| APPARATUS DEFECT | |
| UNIT | OTHER |
| OTHER UNIT | |
| SPECIFY UNIT ID | E715- 0403 |
| Your entry | |
| IF DEFECT, WAS A REPAIR REQUEST MADE? | YES |
| Date | Mar 17, 2020 |
| First and Last Name | Willie O |
| Entry Type | APPARATUS DEFECT |
| APPARATUS DEFECT | |
| UNIT | OTHER |
| OTHER UNIT | |
| SPECIFY UNIT ID | E715 |
| Your entry | |
| IF DEFECT, WAS A REPAIR REQUEST MADE? | YES |


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Date Mar 17, 2020 First and Last Name Chester Cadogan Entry Type GENERAL PASS ON Your entry IF DEFECT, WAS A REPAIR REQUEST MADE? No defect
| Date | Mar 17, 2020 |
| First and Last Name | Chester Cadogan |
| Entry Type | GENERAL PASS ON |
| Your entry | |
| IF DEFECT, WAS A REPAIR REQUEST MADE? | No defect |
Defect Description: Power Steering Low Alarm on. Power Steering level is fine.
Is Out Of Service? No
Work Order# 103049
Fleet Management Reporting System


| Date | Mar 15, 2020 |
| First and Last Name | Robert Marsh |
| Entry Type | APPARATUS DEFECT |
| APPARATUS DEFECT | |
| UNIT | OTHER |
| OTHER UNIT | |
| SPECIFY UNIT ID | E715 (Pierce) |
| Your entry | |
| IF DEFECT, WAS A REPAIR REQUEST MADE? | YES |
| Date | Mar 15, 2020 |
| First and Last Name | chris higgins |
| Entry Type | GENERAL PASS ON |
| Your entry | |
| IF DEFECT, WAS A REPAIR REQUEST MADE? | YES |
BVFD Team -
The BVFD proudly announces the advancement of EMT Nima Sheybani to Charge Status on Ambulance 715..
EMT Sheyani joined the BVFD in August of 2019, with his Maryland EMT certification. Over the past eight months he has completed multiple specialized training programs to ensure he possesses all required courses:
- Maryland Emergency Medical Technician Course
- Hazardous Materials - First Responder Operations
- Protective Envelope & Foam
- NIMS IS100 Incident Command System
- NIMS IS200 Federal Disaster Worker
- NIMS IS400 Incident Command
- NIMS IS700 National Incident Management System
- NIMS IS800 National Response Plan
- Blood Borne Pathogens
- Radio Operations
- MDC Operations
- eMEDS Patient Care Reporting
- Firehouse Statistical Reporting
- EEO/AA and the Law
- Cultural Diversity
Even after all of the academy training, EMT Sheybani completed many steps before taking command of a BVFD Ambulance. EMT Sheybani successfully completed a series of comprehensive written and practical in-station examinations. After completing all tests, EMT Sheybani rode “Charge” under the evaluation of an experienced Charge EMT for a series of evaluation calls. This process is designed to allow the EMT to demonstrate knowledge and ability in the field, before being permitted to be in charge of an Ambulance and crew in any situation.
The BVFD congratulates EMT Sheybani for completing this challenging process and earning Charge status in just eight months. Your dedication to serving our community is greatly appreciated.

