Excuse the Electronic Mess

Company Commander is getting updated and refocused for 2018. Don’t mind the chaos.

The process is starting to revise NFPA 1021 Standard for Fire Officer Professional Qualifications that will be released in 2020.

We will be focusing on the needs of the Fire Officer I and II. Depending on your department that represents the ranks from Sergeant to Battalion Chief.

I am in the process of adding features, there is going to be some electronic chaos as I add features and work out some bugs … like the current one when you attempt to sign up.

Appreciate your patience.

Mike

mike@companycommander.com

Posted on Thursday, December 28, 2017

Category: Officer development

Michael J. Ward, MGA, MIFireE, FACPE, has experience in fire operations, Emergency Medical Services, training, and academia.

Ward worked in an urban county fire and rescue department in suburban Washington DC, retiring as a Captain II. During that time Mike was also a fire science faculty member at a large state community college as well as a state Fire Programs and EMS instructor.

Ward wrote Fire Officer: Principles and Practice for NFPA and IAFC, published by Jones and Bartlett.

Ward spent eight years as an Assistant Professor of Emergency Medicine as well as the Emergency Health Services program director at a university medical center.

Ward was the EMS Director of hospital-based paramedic and transport services in New Jersey and Tennesee as part of a management services contract. Achieved Fellow (executive) credential with the American College of Paramedic Executives (FACPE).

Appointed to the NFPA 1021 Standard for Fire Officer Professional Qualifications Technical Committee for the 2020 revision as well as the 2025 version of NFPA Standard 1020.

While working on a Ph.D. in Public Policy / Emergency Management, Ward continues to teach, write and work for a variety of organizations, including adjunct faculty appointments at:

University of Maryland Baltimore County - Emergency Health and Disaster Systems Graduate Program

Idaho State University - Institute of Emergency Management

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