EPPC Hires New Staff 2012

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EPPC. What is EPPC and what do we do? Great
question, We at EPPC are a highly trained group of
firefighter, police officer and EMT that have joined
forces to provided state of the art Confined Space
Rescue, Search and Rescue and public safety
training courses. EPPC was founded in 2004 by
Jonathan Cuneo. The company began providing
courses to the Boy Scouts of America at no charge.
Now the company has expanded to providing
training to firefighter, police officer and the general
public. EPPC offers a wide verity of course such as
Rope Rescue, Confined Space Rescue and First
Aid and CPR training.

EPPC not only teaches these courses but also
provides on site standby for companies looking for
services such as confined space, rope rescue, site
safety and security. EPPC instructors and staff are
all certified to the highest level in rescue. Our
company can reach or provide the highest level of
care possible for you.

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EPPC and SSADRT Conduct Interviews (14 Applicants)

On January 19th 2012 EPPC and SSADRT conducted interviews for both teams. The
teams began looking for support staff in early 2011 due to the high call volume the teams
have been receiving. 2011 was the busiest year in the history of the company. EPPC and
SSADRT were looking for a few specialty areas to be filled (Communications and
Veterinary Medicine) after only a few weeks of advertising EPPC received 21
applications for the positions. In early 2012 the application pool was narrowed down to
14. Interviews were then conducted on the 19th of January in Taunton.

Out of the 21 Application, 14 got interviews. EPPC and SSDART has released that out of
the 14 interviews the teams have hired 6 new staff members to join the teams ranks. It is
expected that "The new staff will be ready in later October of 2012 to join their respective
strike teams in the filed" said Jonathan Cuneo (EPPC Team Commander) "There a lot of
training for the new staff to participate in first"

SSDART Team commander Chris D'Arpino said "We are very excited to have had so
many applications and we are very confident that we have made good choices that will
help the strikes teams very soon" The new staff we begin training with the strike teams in
early February and begin the long road to deployable status.