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Fire Chief Billy Greenwood's Blog – June 2013 Archive (2)

The New Fire Officer - "Getting Up To Speed"

The fire service can move at lightning fast speed one minute and other times the clock can move at a turtle’s pace. …

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Added by Fire Chief Billy Greenwood on June 18, 2013 at 1:30pm — No Comments

Just being a Firefighter increases your chances of "Dying Young"

A University of Cincinnati Cancer study showed Firefighters compared to the (GP) general population are 102% more likely to develop Testicular Cancer, 53% more likely with Multiple Myeloma, 39% more likely with Skin Cancer, 32% more likely with Brain Cancer and 22% more likely to develop Stomach Cancer....

Join Tap the Box with FETC as we dedicate this show to Firefighter Cancer Awareness.... and learning how to reduce the odds of getting this dreadful disease.…

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Added by Fire Chief Billy Greenwood on June 14, 2013 at 9:30pm — No Comments

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