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post 1491882871 04-20-2017, 09:42 PM
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Do cooked humans really smell like roast pork?
Survivor crew.
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Originally Posted By brrealtea
Docooked humansreally smell like roast pork?
*Offer to give homeless people rides to the shelter but just drive them way out into the desert crew*
*Watch the news and lol when park rangers keep finding dead homeless people in the desert crew*
post 1491883561 04-20-2017, 09:50 PM
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Originally Posted By brrealtea
Docooked humans really smell like roast pork?
post 1491884191 04-20-2017, 09:57 PM
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OP is out on a lift assist
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post 1491884361 04-20-2017, 09:59 PM
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Originally Posted By ElCaballo33
Real mature pal.

OP how girthy is your hose?
More than you can handle haha
Originally Posted By BulkingIsHard
is becoming one as competitive as they say it is?
It can be depending on your area. It helps to have connections.
Originally Posted By DiaMedic
i'm gonna flag you for righting about anabolics dude. this isn't the forum to do that. you're lucky we don't make you red brah.
Haha thanks partner. Good looking out.
Originally Posted By underground21
does ur dept and the local pd ever get into it

whats ur take on male nurses

u guys ever get funny looks when u park ur firetrucks on the fire lane to go grocery shopping

do the people in your house all like each other or is there certain people you hate working with

how often do people not yield to ur sirens

do u ever follow up with people you save from car wrecks or gunshot wounds

idk
I talk a lot of **** to the LEOs i encounter. Usually just playful back and forth banter. Its more of a rivalry we have with them.

I dont really have an opinion on male nurses. Congrats if your one.

Sometimes

Yeah there are a few. Im a srs person, but i try not to take everything too srsly. We had one guy call in the other day because he was too tired. I dont like working with ppl like that. Get along with everyone for the most part tho.

All the time. And yes its frustrating!

Yes. Had a little 8 year old boy visit me last month that i pulled from a house fire about a year ago. Was pretty cool. He wants to be a firefighter. We always like being able to see ppl we've helped. One of the greatest feelings in the world.
Originally Posted By Tobiasm3
I am thinking of joining, what are the downsides or things you don't like ?
You should. Its a great career. I hate dealing with paperwork. Field action reports suck. Also doing pre-occupancy surveys. Obvious other downside iare seeing hurt or dead dismemebered bodies. If your squeamish this isnt the job for you.
Originally Posted By BrahPlease
whats the easiest way to get the job? i know competition is hard because their are legit cucks dedicating their whole life working for free for years and doing chitloads of training before getting on. is it possible to just walk on? or do you need connections?
Inside connections. It helps if you know someone at the departmenr you want in on a lot. As for your certs. It depends on the department your applying. Some departments have a minimum requirement of fire I and II certs to go along with EMT-B. Some dont but will require it at some point to maintain employment.
Originally Posted By Iukas
how you feel about cops? met a few guys and its mixed reviews from both sides.
See post above. We give each other ****. I personally dont have problems with local cops. State troopers on the other hand can get ****ed. Theyre all dicks. (Semi-srs)
Originally Posted By blindsideflank
Of course you're not busy, you're a firefighter. What's your schedule, 2 barbecues, 2 sleepovers and 4 off?

Paramedic crew, mostly just teasing... mostly.

Edit: saw your shift schedule, also that you are dual service. We don't do that here.
Hahaha you just keep doing the bitch work and leave the real **** to us

Kidding aside, i honestly appreciate the work you guys do. Srs even tho id never say it in person. Haha
Originally Posted By digital022
What is your shift 48/96? and how much sleep do you actually get during your shift?
Kelly shift sched. I get maybe 5hrs a night on a good night. A typical call can last a good 2hrs. Sucks when you try to go back to sleep and get called out when your just about to nodd off.
Originally Posted By BrahPlease
lmao inb4 video of cop choke holding a emt.
Hehe not me bb
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post 1491885791 04-20-2017, 10:15 PM
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Originally Posted By FOSteven
How long did you test before getting on full time? For those thinking of becoming full time firefighters in this thread, know what you're getting yourself into. It is one of the most competitive careers to get into, traveling/testing gets expensive and drains you.
Honestly what helped me most was knowing ppl on the department. If you can become a volunteer, then start there. Most cities have a volunteer department of some kind.

That will get your foot in the door. And volunteer departments might be able to help you out with your certs. Mine did. I had my fire I and II certs. I was hired on after cpat and the written aptitutde test.

I was required to get my emt cert within a year of being hired to maontain employment. It is competitive. My advice is to network within the community and befirend as many ppl as you can.
Originally Posted By crupiea
Are the females firefighters as worthless as we think they are?
Haha well i wouldnt be that harsh. They make good emts and paramedics. But as for actual firefoghters, this is a mans job.
Originally Posted By brrealtea
Do cooked humans really smell like roast pork?
Hahaha no.
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post 1491887231 04-20-2017, 10:30 PM
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how fast can you get "fire 1 and 2 certs"? and emt basic? are those like those short 3 month courses at community colleges? then volunteer and ur in?

are firefighters more like tradies or nerds? cuz i hate dealing with bs'ing tradies
Keep rep trading out of your sig line miss
post 1491887511 04-20-2017, 10:33 PM
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Originally Posted By Jrd86
Honestly what helped me most was knowing ppl on the department. If you can become a volunteer, then start there. Most cities have a volunteer department of some kind.

That will get your foot in the door. And volunteer departments might be able to help you out with your certs. Mine did. I had my fire I and II certs. I was hired on after cpat and the written aptitutde test.

I was required to get my emt cert within a year of being hired to maontain employment. It is competitive. My advice is to network within the community and befirend as many ppl as you can.
I feel it brother. I've been working part time on a department for a year while working part time prevention/public education on another department. It's been a double edged sword for me. It's great because I got my certs and got a taste of the job, but now Iknowit's the only job I can see myself doing, and I can't live on these part time salaries forever. Minnesota is super competitive and >90% of departments are volunteer. It's a bit exhausting honestly, but I'll get there.
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post 1491889151 04-20-2017, 10:51 PM
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Originally Posted By BrahPlease
how fast can you get "fire 1 and 2 certs"? and emt basic? are those like those short 3 month courses at community colleges? then volunteer and ur in?

are firefighters more like tradies or nerds? cuz i hate dealing with bs'ing tradies
Depends. I recieved fire I and II along with HAZMAT training from a 2week course at a community college. It was thorough. They basically squeeze 2 semesters worth of schooling into 2 wks.

Our school days were about 10-12 hrs a day for 2wks straight. Thats the best route imo. At the end of 2 wks you take ypur state exams for those certs. Pass those exams and your certified.

My emt course was a full semester. If you can find a college that will minimize the time it takes then do it. That is the quickest way to get done amd get hired on
Originally Posted By FOSteven
I feel it brother. I've been working part time on a department for a year while working part time prevention/public education on another department. It's been a double edged sword for me. It's great because I got my certs and got a taste of the job, but now Iknowit's the only job I can see myself doing, and I can't live on these part time salaries forever. Minnesota is super competitive and >90% of departments are volunteer. It's a bit exhausting honestly, but I'll get there.
Sounds like you have everything you need and would be a good hire. Ever thought about transferring out of state?

Keep em coming guys. Ill answer more questions tomorrow.
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post 1491889501 04-20-2017, 10:57 PM
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Originally Posted By Jrd86
Sounds like you have everything you need and would be a good hire. Ever thought about transferring out of state?
Yeah, I only just recently applied out of state. Between travel, lodging, and time off work it just gets expensive. Gonna burn through my savings if I really go all out.
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did you have to do this?



I'd never be able to
post 1491905051 04-21-2017, 04:13 AM
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are there many manlets in your squad?
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How often do you get your hose tugged and does it shoot out hard or just simply dribble?
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Are u natty ? If not does your job even care?

Also is there a height and weight requirement to be a fireman
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Have you seen fire and have you seen rain? Do you have the fire down below? Is that guuuurll on fiiiyah? Did you start the fire? Was it always burning?
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do you sucker punch fire when fighting it?
do you fight fire even if it was not started?
do you use fire to cook , or just depend on electrical ovens?(since you fight it, i think the relation isnt ok)
do fire fight you back?

many questions, stay safe
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Since you've been a FF, what's the highest latter you've had to climb?
Training to become a FF, how high of a latter (if any) did you have to do?
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Are you a member of the union?

Are you a medic? If not, do you plan on becoming one?

Would you rather be on a 48/96 or 24/72 shift schedule instead of your current one?
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soooooooooo you're a paramedic
I walk amongst you.......but I am not one of you.
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whats the pay like?
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Originally Posted By FOSteven
Yeah, I only just recently applied out of state. Between travel, lodging, and time off work it just gets expensive. Gonna burn through my savings if I really go all out.
I understand. But you have all your certs? If you have an emt and have taken the national test you can go anywhere. Let me know if you need any help. (Srs)
Originally Posted By E90LCI
did you have to do this?



I'd never be able to
Not quite. We had to simulate going through a tube, but it wasnt that long.

Part of my training was to follow a charged hoseline through a giant warehouse where we couldnt see anything and we had to be on our hands and knees. There were quite a few tight squeezes we had to make.

It was pitch black and we basically had to follow the hoseline out of the building. The way you do this is by finding the male end of the coupling and follow the hose line out that way to the fire truck. Some ppl in my class actually had panick attacks doing it.
Originally Posted By wooosh3
are there many manlets in your squad?
Honestly not any. My chief is the only one who comes up to my shoulder. But im 6'5...
Originally Posted By 2thTEE82
How often do you get your hose tugged and does it shoot out hard or just simply dribble?
All the time. And my stream is strong. The only time it dribbles is when im done and ready to put it away.
Originally Posted By Suchislife085
Are u natty ? If not does your job even care?

Also is there a height and weight requirement to be a fireman
There are ways to get around tests. A few guys on my dept are not natty. This line of work is very alpha male oriented. Obviously illegal things are frowned upon. But its more of a dont ask dont tell policy.

No height or weight requirement. But the better shape your in the better off youll be. Its nice to make a good impression. Being jacked and in shape is a solid way to achieving that.
Originally Posted By hendrixfreak70
Have you seen fire and have you seen rain? Do you have the fire down below? Is that guuuurll on fiiiyah? Did you start the fire? Was it always burning?
Yes. Yes. Of course she is. No sir. I put the wet stuff on the red stuff. It was. I find em hot and on fire, and leave them wet and smoking.
Originally Posted By Kiop
do you sucker punch fire when fighting it?
do you fight fire even if it was not started?
do you use fire to cook , or just depend on electrical ovens?(since you fight it, i think the relation isnt ok)
do fire fight you back?

many questions, stay safe
See above answer.
Originally Posted By JackMan017
Since you've been a FF, what's the highest latter you've had to climb?
Training to become a FF, how high of a latter (if any) did you have to do?
Ive climbed a 100 ft tiller. Your not afraid of heights are you?!


Keep em coming guys
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Originally Posted By Jrd86
Depends. I recieved fire I and II along with HAZMAT training from a 2week course at a community college. It was thorough. They basically squeeze 2 semesters worth of schooling into 2 wks.

Our school days were about 10-12 hrs a day for 2wks straight. Thats the best route imo. At the end of 2 wks you take ypur state exams for those certs. Pass those exams and your certified.

My emt course was a full semester. If you can find a college that will minimize the time it takes then do it. That is the quickest way to get done amd get hired on


Sounds like you have everything you need and would be a good hire. Ever thought about transferring out of state?

Keep em coming guys. Ill answer more questions tomorrow.
You did both FF I & II in a 2 week span :O..... What state is that through? My NYS training was 105-ish hours for FF I, 27 hours FF2, and around 170 hours for EMT-B... All of which I acquired over roughly 3 year span in a volley department and EMS agency, as our department doesn't run EMS so they wouldn't pay for an EMT cert. I also have a bunch of other misc training, confined space, swift water rescue, FF survival, just recently went over to Maine for a weekend to become a Ice water rescue tech
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Originally Posted By 2Rude4MyOwnGood
Are you a member of the union?

Are you a medic? If not, do you plan on becoming one?

Would you rather be on a 48/96 or 24/72 shift schedule instead of your current one?
My station has a union. But its not recognized by the city.

No. Because my department runs a lot of medical calls its a requirement to be EMT certified. Its that way on most deparments. I have thought about eventually getting my paramedics cert. That requires 2 years of additional schooling tho.

Id actually be ok with a 48/96
Originally Posted By JIGSAW
soooooooooo you're a paramedic
Nope.
Originally Posted By ButcherSir
whats the pay like?
Deoends on the station, your area, public union, your certs. My station pays quite good starting out if you have the right certs. $65k. Our Lts. can make upwards of 6 figures. But my department covers a very wealthy area.
Originally Posted By 1SickKunt
You did both FF I & II in a 2 week span :O..... What state is that through? My NYS training was 105-ish hours for FF I, 27 hours FF2, and around 170 hours for EMT-B... All of which I acquired over roughly 3 year span in a volley department and EMS agency, as our department doesn't run EMS so they wouldn't pay for an EMT cert. I also have a bunch of other misc training, confined space, swift water rescue, FF survival, just recently went over to Maine for a weekend to become a Ice water rescue tech
I did. It was out in witchita kansas. We had guys from texas and canada in my class. It was the quickest way to get it done. I was going to go rhe semester course route. But that would have taken too long.They even threw hazmat training in on the wknd. And Im actually looking at getting swift water rescue certified. Reps to ya
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Originally Posted By Jrd86
I did. It was out in witchita kansas. We had guys from texas and canada in my class. It was the quickest way to get it done. I was going to go rhe semester course route. But that would have taken too long.They even threw hazmat training in on the wknd. And Im actually looking at getting swift water rescue certified. Reps to ya
PM for info on that 2wk course brah. Am in process to reconsider my life and to pursue firefighting again.
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Originally Posted By Jrd86
My station has a union. But its not recognized by the city.

No. Because my department runs a lot of medical calls its a requirement to be EMT certified. Its that way on most deparments. I have thought about eventually getting my paramedics cert. That requires 2 years of additional schooling tho.

Id actually be ok with a 48/96

Interesting, B to P is only a year here. Lots of guys doing it because the money is just too good to pass up. Departments here pay medics very well.

I'm convinced that 48/96 is the GOAT schedule. Some accommodations would have to be made for the busier units, but it's doable. I couldn't run 35+ calls and still expect to function.
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Originally Posted By imafireman
PM for info on that 2wk course brah. Am in process to reconsider my life and to pursue firefighting again.
Sent you a PM. Good luck man.
Originally Posted By 2Rude4MyOwnGood
Interesting, B to P is only a year here. Lots of guys doing it because the money is just too good to pass up. Departments here pay medics very well.

I'm convinced that 48/96 is the GOAT schedule. Some accommodations would have to be made for the busier units, but it's doable. I couldn't run 35+ calls and still expect to function.
Where are ya at? It jist requires more training here.
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Originally Posted By Jrd86
Where are ya at? It jist requires more training here.
I'd rather not get too specific, but I'm on the east coast. Medium/large ish department.
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  1. 2Rude4MyOwnGood
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Originally Posted By ExtinctionOG
Always wanted to become firefighter srs. It's the only thing I can see myself doing. Stuck doing general ed in college though.
It's never too late to get into the fire service. Well, within reason.

I switched careers in my early thirties to get here, no regrets at all. I work with guys who were hired in their 40's. Sounds like you're still young, so you can definitely make it happen when you're done with school.
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