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His genuine care for the well-being of each recruit is obvious, and is a natural expression of his high character and altruism. He maintains an open-door policy, and is accessible and approachable to offer advice or assistance. Zysk takes a holistic approach to dealing with the stresses and hardships his recruits as part of the program. He allows them to recognize the mistake, learn from it, and move on. He does not treat every evolution as a test upon which his students should feel judged or embarrassed if they are unsuccessful. He upholds the belief that you shouldn't train until you get things right, you train until you can't get it wrong. When he demonstrates a skill, he is able to break down the mechanics of it so that the students clearly understand. He asks nothing of his students that he does not do himself. When it comes to fire ground skills, he believes that "every rep is a gift," a chance to do things better and more efficiently. His passion for physical fitness inspires his students to dedicate themselves to become stronger firefighters, and it shows as they progress through the academy. It provides an example of fire and law enforcement cooperation, not just for the active shooter incident, but for all incidents handled together.Ĭolleagues say there is no finer training officer and no person of higher character than Lieutenant Andrew Zysk. The daily working relationship and unified command training fostered by the Loudoun County High Threat Team is unmatched. This greatly improves the interagency cooperation on all incidents. Through these trainings, fire commanders and police commanders develop effective working relationships (and handle simulated incidents) before handling actual incidents. Together, they form unified command and direct units to deploy into the warm zone for patient care and extraction. Conducted in the fire and rescue command lab, police commanders and fire commanders are confronted with a simulated active shooter incident. The most innovative and successful integrated training is the 'Act of Violence Unified Command Competency Lab Training'. In 2021, this team worked cooperatively across disciplines to develop new levels of integrated training, policy development, and combined response initiatives. The Loudoun County High Threat Team consists of uniformed members of the Loudoun County Combined Fire and Rescue System and the Loudoun County Sheriff's Office.
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