Marcus Haynes brings nearly two decades of public safety, emergency management, hazardous materials, and instructional experience to EPS. He serves with the City of Phoenix Fire Department as a Firefighter, Paramedic, and Hazardous Materials Technician, and has also worked in health and safety, emergency planning, radiological preparedness, and multi-agency coordination. With graduate education in global security and emergency management, and formal FEMA emergency management training, Marcus gives clients credible field insight, strong risk awareness, and practical support in preparedness, training, and incident coordination. He is especially effective at building clarity, structure, and trust by turning complex risk and response problems into clear actions people can use in the real world.

Credentials
Master of Arts, Global Security, Arizona State University
Bachelor of Science, Emergency Management, Northern Arizona University
Emergency Management Basic Academy, FEMA Emergency Management Institute

Certifications
Certified Emergency Paramedic | Certified Hazardous Materials Technician | Certified Health & Safety Officer | NFPA Fire Instructor I & II | OSHA 30 | HSEEP | ICS / NIMS Training | REP Core Concepts | Radiological Emergency Management | Radiation Detection and Response Training

Real-World Experience
City of Phoenix Fire Department | Firefighter | Paramedic | Hazardous Materials Technician | Phoenix Regional Hazmat Instructor | Health & Safety Officer | Maricopa Community Colleges Adjunct Faculty | U.S. Department of State, Bureau of Conflict & Stabilization Operations | EOC / MACC Support | Joint Hazards Assessment Team (JHAT) Team Lead