Hey Brass have not heard off you in a while hope all is well on the job as well with Phoenix. I figured I would see you at the trade show in Toronto OAFC But did not.
Anyhow Brother drop me a line next time your on shift.
Hey Andrew, saw your friend request...we actually met when you did an intro to forcible entry in Clinton...I was there representing AJ Stone. I am with LFD in London 15 years now...hope all is well in Milton.
Not much brother. At work working on the Officer Development program. If Mark goes down to the states with you, take care of him. We need him back in one piece. Stay Safe.
Good to meet you up at FDIC Andrew. Wish I could have come to your class. I was just texting with Materi about how great it is to be a dad, so congrats on the addition.
Hows it going up there Brother? Drill school is fun but, this is the last time. Wish I could make it to your class at FDIC. Hope life is going good for you and the family.
We reserve 4 spots in each class for out-of-state candidates. We've had out-of-state candidates from IN, WA, AZ, OH, and FL. The next class will be November 1-6, 2009.
There are several states that have Smoke Diver Programs. They have a wide range of difficulty (from 2 to 6 days). Georgia's is one of the toughest. It is 6 days and 60-70 hours. The Georgia program started in 1978 and there are a total of 730 Ga. Smoke Divers since 1978.
It is basically a firefighter safety & survival course that pushes you to your physical and mental limits. Critical decision making and adaptability in high-stress environments is a key part of the training. It is over 90% hands-on (very realistic). Over the 30 years of the program, the pass rate is approximately 60%. It is a difficult class, but very educational and very rewarding.
Checkout the video I posted "GSD Class 37" and you can checkout our website at We are in the process of building a new site but the old one still has some info about the program.
Phil Corsi, Ventura County Fire T30. Teaches Truck Co ops out here on the west coast a lot. Not sure about FDIC, maybe Firehouse Expo in Baltimore (I may get kicked of for saying that on this site lol) Great Guy, very knowledgeble. Sorry I did not get a chance to respond to your email yet. got to get some pics for you.
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Hey Brass have not heard off you in a while hope all is well on the job as well with Phoenix. I figured I would see you at the trade show in Toronto OAFC But did not.
Anyhow Brother drop me a line next time your on shift.
Play Hard Train Safe .!!
Pete.Forshaw
Good to hear from you. Hows BI going, you guys staying busy?
Josh
How are things going with you? Nothing new going on in the ghetto (business as usual) lol
Have a good holiday. Stay safe
The prop next to me is the FETS prop built by S & J Window Specialist out of Farmingdale, NY. Here's the link: http://www.sandjentrance.com/fets.asp
Be safe...
It is basically a firefighter safety & survival course that pushes you to your physical and mental limits. Critical decision making and adaptability in high-stress environments is a key part of the training. It is over 90% hands-on (very realistic). Over the 30 years of the program, the pass rate is approximately 60%. It is a difficult class, but very educational and very rewarding.
Checkout the video I posted "GSD Class 37" and you can checkout our website at We are in the process of building a new site but the old one still has some info about the program.
Thanks,
Hull
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