ERIC J. WEBER
ERIC J. WEBER
EWeber@4N6.com
Fire 4N6 LLC, Certified Fire Investigator, July 2022–present
• Investigate and study fire scenes, and examine homes, buildings, and vehicles to determine the cause and origin of fire
• Speak with local authorities, property owners, and witnesses
• Investigate site, photograph, and collect evidence
• Create Cause & Origin report based on forensic findings and extensive technical experience and certifications
• Provide expert testimony
• Subrogation investigation and work in conjunction with Fire 4N6 insurance company clients to determine whether insurance fraud, neglect, or third-party Cause & Origin
Lansing Fire Department, Battalion Chief, Lansing, Michigan, April 1996 – December 2019 (Retired)
•Oversaw shift and department daily operations.
•Preplanned major community events.
Reviewed and coordinated payroll and personnel time records.
• Incident Commander at all scenes requiring greater than two resources.
• Enforced and supported all Administrative Operating Guidelines, Standard
Operating Guidelines, City Policies, and Contracts.
• Oversee apparatus purchases and coordinate repairs and maintenance.
Captain
• Led and mentored all crew members that were assigned to the station, creating a strong and effective team.
• Kept record of operational organization such as vacation, personal time, and attendance.
• Acted as Incident Commander to ensure safety and effectiveness of all crew members while on scene.
• Attended and supported multiple events for community functions and outreach.
• Responsible for scene safety and supervision, as well as stabilization and mitigation.
• Led a specific crew within the station and assigned daily duties and tasks.
• Assisted senior leadership as the secondary officer.
• Delegated tasks to crew members as the emergency scene supervisor.
• Kept updated records and led training scenarios for the continued growth of crew members.
Engineer
• Operated all fire apparatus for multiple emergency situations and scenarios.
• Maintained overall operational function and cleanliness of equipment after each call to duty.
• Controlled and headed all personnel safety while in transit and responding to emergencies.
• Understood and retained knowledge of hydraulics and fire pumps.
Firefighter / EMT
• Detailed understanding and intricate knowledge of city streets and addresses for quicker response time.
• Attended all training sessions for continued education.
• Assisted in multiple community outreach events and in-school visits for fire safety programs.
• Worked on the upkeep and maintenance of tools and equipment to ensure proper function while in use.
• Provided emergency services on the ambulance for 9 ½ years.
• International Association of Fire Fighters (IAFF) Local 421
• Executive Board Representative for six years; Mediation Board
• Representative for nine years
• Union Vice-President for one year, Union President for three years
• Michigan Professional Fire Fighters Union (MPFFU) Member and Committee member
• Great Lakes Burn Camp: Counsellor for ten years, Vice-President of the board for two years
• American Federation of Labor and Congress of Industrial Organizations (AFL-CIO) Member
• Operational Training: hazardous materials, high angle rescue, trench rescue, confined space rescue, structural collapse, extrication, heavy rescue, incident
command system, forcible entry & ventilation.
Emergency Service Licensers:
• CPR certified for 30 years
• Emergency Medical Technician Basic EMT-B for 27 years