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- Residence.
- Prince Albert Sask. Canada
- Department:
- Buckland fire dept.
- Title/rank:
- fire fighter
- Years of public service:
- Just stared about 3 weeks ago
- Agency structure:
- Volunteer fire department
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Sorry it has taken me so long to return your comment. I agree with your statement, CERTIFICATION WILL GET YOU FAR IN LIFE. Unfortunately, if you are not qualified........certified will get you straight to the end of your life.
Sounds fun! A few months ago we had a car extrication training at my fire house. I have some pictures of it on my page. You should take a look at them. I have more and will post them later
thanks for the add. Yes! it was a training fire thankfully and no one was in there. It was part of my firefighter II class back in june.
I don't believe it is that simple. To say that certification is more important, is to say that all who are certified are competent and I'm sure you don't truly feel that way. Yes, I agree it is important to be duly certified, however that alone does not make one equipped to handle the incident. It merely proves they met the objectives of a given course, and I stress the word GIVEN. Often they are not earned.