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A group that discusses, questions, challenges common practices within the fire service such as staffing, tactics, unions, attitudes, government, etc.
Don't Breathe Smoke!!!
The Rule Of Air Management(ROAM), NFPA 1404, Hydrogen Cyanide/Toxic Smoke, Firefighter Cancer, MAYDAY/Out of Air and all things Air Management
A place to share your faith, ask question and talk
openly and honestly about faith in the fire service.
Profile Information
- Residence.
- Rochester, Wahington
- Department:
- EOFD 6
- Title/rank:
- FFFC/EMT
- Years of public service:
- 5 YRS
- Agency structure:
- Combination fire department
- Top issues in your department:
- Growth
- Professional Qualifications:
- FF1, EMT, WWFF2, HAZMAT AWARENESS, HAZMAT OPS, INSTRUCTOR1
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Thanks for the add. How's life in the frozen tundra? Can't say I miss the snow much anymore, it doesn't agree with my old body. Take care.
Brian
Joy Beth Moser
Thanks for the friend add. How are things in Washington? Where is your dept and how many members do you get on the first due alarm?
Jim Mason
Chgo FD
Got your message. Things are good up here in the north. I really don't have much to complain about. I work on a ladder truck that moonlights as an engine on an occasion. However, if I have my choice...screw the engine work and give me support functions. Not because I don't like to fight fire...I just like to be challenged of figuring out what needs to be done to support my brothers / sisters on the nozzle.
Thanks for the note!
Lt. Rob Fisher - L72
Todd McKee
This group will focus on aggressive interior firefighting. We will address tactics that increase your chance of not getting jammed up and cover what actions to undertake if you do.We will cover some big issues as well as small tactical tips
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