Firefighter Paramedic. 17 years in the Fire Service. I eat, sleep, and breathe this profession. I’m a student of the job. I love to train and also pass on what I’ve learned. More than a job, it’s a calling!

Trevor Holliday has served in the fire service for over 15 years and currently works as a Fireman with Black Forest Fire Rescue in Colorado. He is a certified Instructor II, Live Fire Instructor, and is CPSE Fire Officer credentialed. Trevor is passionate about developing firefighters through realistic, high-quality training that builds competence, confidence, and pride in the job.

I began my Service when I was a Junior in High School back in 1998. My passion for Training and putting THEM FIRST grows stronger everyday. Service and Training Your Replacement has been my daily goal.

I have served in the fire service for over 37 years with several volunteer fire departments and for a few years with a career department. I have served in many roles and capacities, which have shown me all sides of the fire service from entry level firefighter, training, administration, and financial. My priorities now are on team building, sharing information between other departments, safety, and supporting the mental health of fellow firefighters.

I've been a career fireman in the PNW for 8 years, 3 years in Salem Oregon. I co-own a training company, with my dad a career fire officer. I have a passion for bringing science to the fire service. Outside of work, I am a father, a family man, and an outdoor hobbyist.

I have served in the fire service for over 20 years. I believe in faith, family, friends, and the fire service specifically in that order. I have been blessed with an amazing wife and daughter who are at the heart of everything I do.

I have 26 years in the fire service. I began my journey as a Fire Explorer in the bay area, followed by a short period with CAL Fire (CDF at the time) and have been with the Sacramento Fire Department for 19 years. I work as a Firefighter on Engine 6 in Oak Park. I have a Bachelor of Science in Emergency Services Management from Union Institute & University and an Associate of Science in Fire Science Technology from Chabot College. I teach multiple SFT classes (FC3, ILFT-FF, ILFT-AS, RIC, FFS) and have served as a drill instructor for the Sacramento Fire Academy, the California Regional Fire Academy, and currently as the operations officer of the American River College Fire Academy. I am the Live Fire Training Coordinator for the Sacramento Fire Training Division.

I am a U.S. Navy Veteran (10 years; Desert Storm Vet and have been a career firefighter paramedic for 27 years. I am a Fire Instructor III and I teach HAZMAT, Live Fire and run the recruit training in my department. I currently am assigned to my departments Special Hazards Operations Team. I love learning and honing my skills and passing on these lessons to others.

Full time fireman in Carbondale, Illinois. Field Staff Instructor for Illinois Fire Service Institute. All things Engine work. All things The Nozzle Forward.

Hello, I’m Jeff Russell from North Carolina. I’ve spent nearly 25 years in the fire service, including 20 years with a career department where I currently serve as a Lieutenant. My biggest passions are engine company operations, water supply, and pumping operations.   I’m also a qualified North Carolina Instructor for Firefighter, Driver Operator Pumps, Driver Operator Aerials, and Driver Operator Water Supply. Sharing knowledge and experience with others in the fire service is one of the most rewarding parts of what I do, and I take pride in my commitment to advancing training and operational excellence across the fire service.

Kevin Cate is a 2nd generation fireman and an engine company lieutenant for a busy county fire department in the East Tennessee valley, where he also serves as a fire academy instructor. Kevin also is the founder of Ethos of Fire specializing in limited staffing training.

I fell in love with the Fire Service after (literally) living in a combination firehouse as an intern for three years straight. Although cancer tried to slow me down, I’ve been a student of the craft for almost 14 years and am driven by a passion for realistic training, sharing knowledge/experience passed along to me and empowering others. I put my nose to the grindstone for “THEM” because that’s what I would expect if my family ever needed the Fire Department. In my high efficiency-era.

Current serving as a contract hazmat firefighter. I am a former Deputy Fire Chief of Golden, BC with several years of service starting as a Paid on Call Firefighter there. I enjoy the hit it hard philosophy of any suppression company and that the right equipment helps make a difference and the seconds sometimes needed to make a save be life or property. Currently certified in NFPA 1001 (firefighting), 1002(apperatus driver/operator), 1006(rescue), 1021(fire officer), 1031(fire inspector), 1033(fire investigator), 1041(fire service instructor lvl 2), 1045(fire and life safety educator) and a wildland fire instructor for S100/185.

I have been in the fire service for over 16 years now having worked for two full time career departments, one of which I currently serve as a Captain at a busy Engine Company in the Metro Atlanta area. I am a certified Georgia Smoke Diver, a certified Technical Rescue Technician, and have also retired with 20 years in the South Carolina National Guard ending my career as a Combat Medic. My passion is creating intelligent and aggressive nozzlemen/women, and building future leaders for the fire service.

My name is Sean Connell, I’m a 4th generation firefighter and currently work in Southern Maine. I’ve been a HEN Army member since September of ‘25 and it’s been an absolute blast to go around, flow some water with fellow brothers and sisters around my state. #FlowsNotFractions

Constantly seeking ways of improvement while continuing the legacy of the fire service. Through my volunteer days and now career job, my mindset is still in the, "I get to" do this job mentality. It's OK to love the job - Keep aggressive firefighting alive.

I’m a second-generation firefighter who began my career as a volunteer, inspired by my father who retired as Fire Chief of the Roswell Fire Department. In 2008, I joined RFD and worked my way up from Firefighter to Driver and eventually Lieutenant. After 15 years of service, I continued my career by joining Eddy County Fire & Rescue as a Battalion Chief, and I currently live in Shallowater, Texas.

I have 19 years in the fire service. Started out as a volunteer in my home town. My interests are pump and engine operations. I’m a fire officer, instructor, technical rescuer and most importantly, a student of the game.

I’ve been serving in the fire service since 2014, starting out as a volunteer and now proudly serving as a full-time Captain with the Bonneville County Fire District. From the beginning, I’ve been driven by a passion for learning, training, and mastering every aspect of the job. Today, that same enthusiasm fuels my mission to share knowledge and hands-on experience—especially when it comes to demonstrating the performance and capabilities of HEN nozzles in real-world scenarios.

I have been with the fire service for over 25 years, serving in various roles within the volunteer fire department. I enjoy exploring and introducing firefighters to different fire tactics and training department personnel to think outside the box.

I am a 16 year veteran of the fire service. I started as a volunteer, moved to part time and for the last 11 years have been full time. I am proud to be a member of the HEN army serving the state of Ohio and bringing my knowledge and love for the fire service to be able to demo HEN’s innovative products.

I have served in the fire service for over 13 years, maintaining a heavy focus on nozzle operations and hose mechanics. I’m passionate about training and mentoring new members, helping them build the skills and confidence to excel in the field and in life.