Jalen Boyer

Safety-focused field professional with 5+ years of municipal fire/EMS experience and current industrial emergency-response experience in an automotive manufacturing environment.

Background includes crew leadership, engine/apparatus operation, hazard recognition, PPE compliance, equipment inspections, emergency response, documentation, and work around heavy machinery and hot-work areas. Transitioning these skills into commercial construction through Construction Ready training, with a strong interest in site safety, field operations, and skilled-trades opportunities.

Full-Time EMT-B / Transporter at Murphy Medical Transport (2026-06 – Present)

• Complete daily vehicle, equipment, and fleet-readiness inspections and document safety issues before operations begin.
• Coordinate routes, changing priorities, and operational logistics while maintaining safe transport practices and accurate documentation.
• Maintain medical supplies, equipment inventory, and compliance with transport and workplace safety requirements.

Part-Time Industrial Firefighter / EMT-B at Allied Universal / KIA Plant (2026-04 – Present)

• Provide on-site fire, medical, and emergency response within an active automotive manufacturing environment.
• Conduct safety patrols and identify unsafe conditions, procedural violations, and workplace hazards around industrial operations.
• Support hot-work safety, machinery-area clearances, emergency readiness, and coordination with plant personnel during incidents.
• Document incidents and maintain a calm command presence during emergency situations.

Medical Transportation / EMT-Basic at Team Mobile Health Care (2025-09 – 2026-02)

• Performed daily vehicle and equipment safety-readiness checks and maintained required documentation.
• Worked with dispatch to manage changing routes, priorities, and time-sensitive transportation assignments.

Firefighter II / EMT-B; Probationary Sergeant / Engine Driver at City of South Fulton (2020-03 – 2025-05)

• Served approximately 2023–2025 in a probationary sergeant/engine-driver capacity, supporting crew supervision, apparatus operation, and day-to-day operational readiness.
• Operated fire apparatus and supported safe positioning, equipment readiness, and crew deployment during emergency responses.
• Evaluated emergency scenes for structural, fire, traffic, medical, and environmental hazards and helped establish safe operating zones.
• Reinforced PPE and SCBA requirements, safe work practices, and clear crew communication during high-risk operations.
• Completed equipment checks and accurate incident and medical documentation in accordance with department procedures.

Emergency Medical Technology – Fortis College