Message from the Chief:

The Authority Fire & EMS Department provides a wide range of services to the airports: Aircraft Rescue Firefighting Structural Firefighting Emergency Medical Services (Basic and Advanced Life Support) Hazardous Materials Emergency Response River Rescue Fire Prevention Inspections Fire Cause Investigations Public Fire Education Citizen First Aid CPR/AED Training

Fire Code Enforcement Division Forms & Information *** 48 Hour Notice is Required for all Permit Requests*** *** Temporary Heating Permits will not be issued until a Temporary Heating Plan has been submitted and approved by the Airports Authority building officials. *** Fire Code Permit Applications

Fire Code Enforcement Division Forms & Information *** 48 Hour Notice is Required for all Permit Requests*** *** Temporary Heating Permits will not be issued until a Temporary Heating Plan has been submitted and approved by the Airports Authority building officials. ***

Gary McQuaide River Rescue Manager   John Porada River Rescue Specialist  

January 2009 Gary Mesaris, Charles Shupienus, Donny Cherry, Steven Cooper, Elmer Tippett   Gary A. Mesaris 2007  

Airboat-382                                         1995    Alumtech 22’

  Fire Station-301  Ronald Reagan Washington National Airport Opened November 5, 2008 Offices of the DCA Deputy Fire Chief, DCA Shift Commander/Battalion Fire Chief and the DCA Captain-Safety & Training    

HISTORY OF THE FIRE DEPARTMENT AT WASHINGTON NATIONAL AIRPORT

The Fire & EMS Department offers free CPR/AED and Fire Extinguisher Training Courses to members of the airport community. To schedule a CPR/AED course at IAD or DCA, please click here.

    The Captain-Safety & Logistics is responsible for all logistical needs for the department, including procurement and issue of uniforms, equipment, supplies and personal protective equipment.   Additional responsibilities include serving as the department’s Respiratory Protection Program Manager and the chair of all apparatus specification and procurement committees.

  The Special Operations Division maintains training and incident response responsibility for special hazards, unique situations and unique modes of transportation.  This includes hazardous materials, weapons of mass destruction, AeroTrain automated people mover system, Metrorail commuter train system, area passenger and freight rail systems, bulk fuel facilities, area waterways and active shooter events.  Special Operations also coordinates security intelligence gathering and dissemination of potential threat information.

  Battalion Fire Chief - Safety & Training Jason Moore

Richard Bonnett Battalion Chief of EMS

  If you have an emergency, please call 9-1-1 For general inquiries and information, please call 703-417-1002 For concerns regarding an emergency medical services transport bill, please call the Quick Med Claims - EMS Billing Division.

  MISSION

  Richard Bonnett Battalion Fire Chief, EMS The Emergency Medical Services Division consists of a Battalion Chief and 6 EMS Captains. The Battalion Chief of EMS is assigned as part of the Fire Headquarters Staff and each airport has an EMS Captain assigned to each of the three 24 hour shifts.

Washington Dulles International Airport (IAD) is located in Chantilly, VA and is twenty-six miles from downtown Washington, DC.

Ronald Reagan Washington National Airport (DCA) is located in Arlington, Virginia, just across the Potomac River from Washington, DC. The Fire & EMS Department operates out of Fire Station 301 at Ronald Reagan Washington National Airport. Personnel provide a wide range of emergency services including aircraft rescue and firefighting, structural firefighting, emergency medical services-both basic and advanced life support, hazardous materials response, and river rescue.

The mission of the Metropolitan Washington Airports Authority’s Fire Code Enforcement Division is to prevent the inception of fire and hazardous conditions through timely and professional educational, enforcement, inspection, investigative and plans review efforts essential to the safety and wellbeing of all airport employees and the traveling public.

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