Company Training no matter if your career or volunteer it is a necessity in your job in saving lives, property and the environment.
Company training must be diversified, and relevant to your mission and needs.
In a career department, each shift should be a training day. Learn one thing or refresh up on one skill will enhance your skills and will improve crew proficiency. In a career department each member should have a day that is scheduled so can they present…
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