Mark Armstrong

Mark Armstrong is a permanent firefighter from the Dracut, Massachusetts Fire Department. A member of the Massachusetts Firefighting Academy staff, Mark serves in several roles. As Assistant Coordinator of the Fire Prevention/Investigation Programs Office, he coordinates and helps teach the Public Fire Education Programs. 

As an instructor, he works with new recruits in their quest to become permanent firefighters. He also instructs firefighters during many of the academy’s live fire training sessions. 

In the role of Certification Examiner, he tests the practical skills of firefighters seeking the nationally recognized Firefighter I/II and Fire Instructor I certification levels. Mark is an adjunct faculty member at Middlesex Community College in Massachusetts. There he teaches Fire Protection Systems and Equipment and Introduction to Fire Prevention in the Fire Protection & Safety Technology degree program.

Mark holds national certifications as a Firefighter I/II, Fire Instructor I, Fire Officer II, Fire Inspector II, and Emergency Medical Dispatcher. He is a Massachusetts-certified EMT. Mark is a graduate of the University of Massachusetts – Lowell and Middlesex Community College. As a member of the Massachusetts Fire & Life Safety Task Force, he is collaborating with other highly regarded fire professionals on a nationally recognized Public Fire and Life Safety Educator certification level.

The guide also includes contributions from a team of more than 15 firefighting professionals who are working in the field right now. These experts include fire chiefs, firefighters, a chief paramedic, and others. 

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