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How much of the job process was of your own work vs dink sucking.. i mean networking.
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Originally Posted By 2Rude4MyOwnGood⏩
I meant what state your in. But fair enough.I'd rather not get too specific, but I'm on the east coast. Medium/large ish department.
Originally Posted By ExtinctionOG⏩
No reason why you cant become a firefighter and pursue your dream. Go for it brahAlways wanted to become firefighter srs. It's the only thing I can see myself doing. Stuck doing general ed in college though.
Originally Posted By anonkunbrah⏩
Thst only happens 28% of the time.do u all circle jerk at the station during down time?
Originally Posted By 2Rude4MyOwnGood⏩
Depends on the department. Some departments eill not hire anyome over the age of 30.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.
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.
I know kansas city missouri fire wont. Now not all departments have thar silly requirement. Go apply on the ones who dont.
Generally departments like to hire young impressionable ppl who can give a good 20+ years before retiring and drawing their pension. But i do know of firefighters being hired on in there 40s. Its possible.
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Originally Posted By imafireman⏩
Can you send me a pm about that 2 week course too?PM for info on that 2wk course brah. Am in process to reconsider my life and to pursue firefighting again.
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Work 6 months emt transport then switch to 911 company but i didn't pass training my fto was a real u know what I lost composure and told him off. I pretty much gave up wasn't even worth it I thought with such low pay , how bad will this affect me if I try to apply to a department?
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1. How long did it take you to get hired with a department? Did you have to travel?
2. How many annual calls does your department average each year?
3. Does your department push interior attack or do you guys HIHFTY?
I'm going through the testing process right now. Wanting to get on with Clark County or LVFR
Buddy of mine had a contingent job offer with LA County Fire and he got DQ'ed over some BS on his driving record. (He knew several firefighters and his uncle works for LA County). So I'm convinced it's not really who you know lol.
2. How many annual calls does your department average each year?
3. Does your department push interior attack or do you guys HIHFTY?
I'm going through the testing process right now. Wanting to get on with Clark County or LVFR
Buddy of mine had a contingent job offer with LA County Fire and he got DQ'ed over some BS on his driving record. (He knew several firefighters and his uncle works for LA County). So I'm convinced it's not really who you know lol.
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Every department I've applied to so far doesn't give a rats ass if you have FF1/FF2. You're going through their academy regardless. And most of the ones I've applied to require EMT cert by date of hire.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
are firefighters more like tradies or nerds? cuz i hate dealing with bs'ing tradies
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Originally Posted By Tornach⏩
PM sent. Good luck partner.Can you send me a pm about that 2 week course too?
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It could affect you. Departments want to see how you handle pressure. This is a high stress job. But if this is something you want then i see no reason why you shouldnt give it another go. But yes, that could hurt you IF the department learns of the real reason why you quit. Might just keep that **** to yourself. Or come up with another reason.Work 6 months emt transport then switch to 911 company but i didn't pass training my fto was a real u know what I lost composure and told him off. I pretty much gave up wasn't even worth it I thought with such low pay , how bad will this affect me if I try to apply to a department?
Originally Posted By JamesMUSCLE⏩
I was immediately hired on my 1st department. It was in my hometown. I pretty much knew all the captains and several of the firefighters. I transferred to a larger department about a year later.1. How long did it take you to get hired with a department? Did you have to travel?
2. How many annual calls does your department average each year?
3. Does your department push interior attack or do you guys HIHFTY?
I'm going through the testing process right now. Wanting to get on with Clark County or LVFR
Buddy of mine had a contingent job offer with LA County Fire and he got DQ'ed over some BS on his driving record. (He knew several firefighters and his uncle works for LA County). So I'm convinced it's not really who you know lol.
Every department I've applied to so far doesn't give a rats ass if you have FF1/FF2. You're going through their academy regardless. And most of the ones I've applied to require EMT cert by date of hire.
2. How many annual calls does your department average each year?
3. Does your department push interior attack or do you guys HIHFTY?
I'm going through the testing process right now. Wanting to get on with Clark County or LVFR
Buddy of mine had a contingent job offer with LA County Fire and he got DQ'ed over some BS on his driving record. (He knew several firefighters and his uncle works for LA County). So I'm convinced it's not really who you know lol.
Every department I've applied to so far doesn't give a rats ass if you have FF1/FF2. You're going through their academy regardless. And most of the ones I've applied to require EMT cert by date of hire.
Good luck man. Its a great career. I cant speak for everyone. But i know my connections helped me get hired on. Especially when i transferred.
As for your buddy... he ****ed himself. Especially if that department requires driver/operator license.
No idea how many calls a year we have. An average shift can range from 10 calls to 20+.
Haha depends on the circumstances. If the structure is clear of ppl and pretty much ****ed, then we hit that bitch from the yard.
Yea not every department requires F1 and F2. My departments did. But you can see what the departments requirements are by checking with them. You will go through their academy training either way. EMT on the other hand is pretty much mandatory.
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Originally Posted By Jrd86⏩
Nice.PM sent. Good luck partner.
It could affect you. Departments want to see how you handle pressure. This is a high stress job. But if this is something you want then i see no reason why you shouldnt give it another go. But yes, that could hurt you IF the department learns of the real reason why you quit. Might just keep that **** to yourself. Or come up with another reason.
I was immediately hired on my 1st department. It was in my hometown. I pretty much knew all the captains and several of the firefighters. I transferred to a larger department about a year later.
Good luck man. Its a great career. I cant speak for everyone. But i know my connections helped me get hired on. Especially when i transferred.
As for your buddy... he ****ed himself. Especially if that department requires driver/operator license.
No idea how many calls a year we have. An average shift can range from 10 calls to 20+.
Haha depends on the circumstances. If the structure is clear of ppl and pretty much ****ed, then we hit that bitch from the yard.
Yea not every department requires F1 and F2. My departments did. But you can see what the departments requirements are by checking with them. You will go through their academy training either way. EMT on the other hand is pretty much mandatory.
It could affect you. Departments want to see how you handle pressure. This is a high stress job. But if this is something you want then i see no reason why you shouldnt give it another go. But yes, that could hurt you IF the department learns of the real reason why you quit. Might just keep that **** to yourself. Or come up with another reason.
I was immediately hired on my 1st department. It was in my hometown. I pretty much knew all the captains and several of the firefighters. I transferred to a larger department about a year later.
Good luck man. Its a great career. I cant speak for everyone. But i know my connections helped me get hired on. Especially when i transferred.
As for your buddy... he ****ed himself. Especially if that department requires driver/operator license.
No idea how many calls a year we have. An average shift can range from 10 calls to 20+.
Haha depends on the circumstances. If the structure is clear of ppl and pretty much ****ed, then we hit that bitch from the yard.
Yea not every department requires F1 and F2. My departments did. But you can see what the departments requirements are by checking with them. You will go through their academy training either way. EMT on the other hand is pretty much mandatory.
I'm hoping I can get on with either Clark County or LVFR. Both of those departments have 2 of the busiest stations in the country, and from what I've read most people dont want to go to them lol.
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Originally Posted By JamesMUSCLE⏩
Good luck. I love the action. Shouldnt work in this field if all you want to do is sit around at the station.Nice.
I'm hoping I can get on with either Clark County or LVFR. Both of those departments have 2 of the busiest stations in the country, and from what I've read most people dont want to go to them lol.
I'm hoping I can get on with either Clark County or LVFR. Both of those departments have 2 of the busiest stations in the country, and from what I've read most people dont want to go to them lol.
Just to sorta add on my earlier post. I cant say that FF1/FF2 are worthless. Even if it isnt a requirement, it wont hurt you to have extra certs.
The more qaulifications you have the better in all honesty. Thats one way to stand out in a competitive job like this.
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04-29-2017, 09:46 PM
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What is the most ****ed up thing you've ever seen?
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Originally Posted By ruskiMishka⏩
Why you ignore me fgt.How much of the job process was of your own work vs dink sucking.. i mean networking.
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Do you get hard when you see other firemen in uniform?
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Originally Posted By Jrd86⏩
love the thread man god blessGood luck. I love the action. Shouldnt work in this field if all you want to do is sit around at the station.
Just to sorta add on my earlier post. I cant say that FF1/FF2 are worthless. Even if it isnt a requirement, it wont hurt you to have extra certs.
The more qaulifications you have the better in all honesty. Thats one way to stand out in a competitive job like this.
Its a slow rainy night. Keep em coming misc.
Just to sorta add on my earlier post. I cant say that FF1/FF2 are worthless. Even if it isnt a requirement, it wont hurt you to have extra certs.
The more qaulifications you have the better in all honesty. Thats one way to stand out in a competitive job like this.
Its a slow rainy night. Keep em coming misc.
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When you guys get a emergency call, do you guys ever blast Lil Wayne Fireman on the PA system and drive at high speeds when you are on the way to a call? And if you have, have you ever felt a great sense of disappointment to find out that when you get on site, you have to literally and save a cute cat out of tree?
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Originally Posted By lolwhatthefuk⏩
Ha seen a lot of ****ed up ****. We had a 300+lb women high passed out naked in a ditch covered in her own ****. That was fun.What is the most ****ed up thing you've ever seen?
Worst thing i witnessed and honestly made me question if i was really cut out for this work was a bad wreck 3 years ago on christmas eve. It involved 3 little kids and their parents.
There were presents scattered across the road. There wasnt anything we could do for them. They died at the scene. There wasnt a dry eye in the station that night. It still ****s with me.
Originally Posted By ruskiMishka⏩
Sorry bebe what did you ask?Why you ignore me fgt.
Originally Posted By doughnutking⏩
Only when i look at myselfDo you get hard when you see other firemen in uniform?

Originally Posted By ruskuval⏩
Yes. Really.are you really a fireperson
Originally Posted By aceroa⏩
About 80mph. He was drunk. He went up over some railroad tracks, lost control and hit a tree. He was in about 6 different pieces. And you could smell the alcohol coming from his flesh. It was a vomit inducing smell.How fast was the guy driving that got cut in half by his own seatbelt?
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Thanks man. Keep en coming guyslove the thread man god bless
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Originally Posted By Pablo237⏩
Haha we have hiphop fridays where we go gangsta. But we try and keep that **** on the low to ourselves.When you guys get a emergency call, do you guys ever blast Lil Wayne Fireman on the PA system and drive at high speeds when you are on the way to a call? And if you have, have you ever felt a great sense of disappointment to find out that when you get on site, you have to literally and save a cute cat out of tree?
And ive never ever rescued a cat. I did however rescue a hamster one time. Dont really wanna talk about that tho. Haha
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do you and the lads go to firehouse subs?
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Originally Posted By Jrd86⏩
was the hamster escaping a butthole?Haha we have hiphop fridays where we go gangsta. But we try and keep that **** on the low to ourselves.
And ive never ever rescued a cat. I did however rescue a hamster one time. Dont really wanna talk about that tho. Haha
And ive never ever rescued a cat. I did however rescue a hamster one time. Dont really wanna talk about that tho. Haha
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How many poles have your slid down?
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Could you pm the info also?!?PM sent. Good luck partner.
It could affect you. Departments want to see how you handle pressure. This is a high stress job. But if this is something you want then i see no reason why you shouldnt give it another go. But yes, that could hurt you IF the department learns of the real reason why you quit. Might just keep that **** to yourself. Or come up with another reason.
I was immediately hired on my 1st department. It was in my hometown. I pretty much knew all the captains and several of the firefighters. I transferred to a larger department about a year later.
Good luck man. Its a great career. I cant speak for everyone. But i know my connections helped me get hired on. Especially when i transferred.
As for your buddy... he ****ed himself. Especially if that department requires driver/operator license.
No idea how many calls a year we have. An average shift can range from 10 calls to 20+.
Haha depends on the circumstances. If the structure is clear of ppl and pretty much ****ed, then we hit that bitch from the yard.
Yea not every department requires F1 and F2. My departments did. But you can see what the departments requirements are by checking with them. You will go through their academy training either way. EMT on the other hand is pretty much mandatory.
It could affect you. Departments want to see how you handle pressure. This is a high stress job. But if this is something you want then i see no reason why you shouldnt give it another go. But yes, that could hurt you IF the department learns of the real reason why you quit. Might just keep that **** to yourself. Or come up with another reason.
I was immediately hired on my 1st department. It was in my hometown. I pretty much knew all the captains and several of the firefighters. I transferred to a larger department about a year later.
Good luck man. Its a great career. I cant speak for everyone. But i know my connections helped me get hired on. Especially when i transferred.
As for your buddy... he ****ed himself. Especially if that department requires driver/operator license.
No idea how many calls a year we have. An average shift can range from 10 calls to 20+.
Haha depends on the circumstances. If the structure is clear of ppl and pretty much ****ed, then we hit that bitch from the yard.
Yea not every department requires F1 and F2. My departments did. But you can see what the departments requirements are by checking with them. You will go through their academy training either way. EMT on the other hand is pretty much mandatory.
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I'm curioius that out out of all forms of public servoixe why you choose firefighting?
Thank you for your service by the way
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At what point in your Police Application were you rejected and decided to become a Firefighter instead?
Just kidding. Don't be mad. I said stop it.
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Originally Posted By Jrd86⏩
Why would they make a firefighter/emt pull out a hamster out of someones no-no. If the scene is safe and he's still breathing, wouldnt you just give him to the emt's and they would just give him off to the er doc who gets to finger a guys butthole.Haha we have hiphop fridays where we go gangsta. But we try and keep that **** on the low to ourselves.
And ive never ever rescued a cat. I did however rescue a hamster one time. Dont really wanna talk about that tho. Haha
And ive never ever rescued a cat. I did however rescue a hamster one time. Dont really wanna talk about that tho. Haha
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How much of the job process was of your own work vs dink sucking.. i mean networking. Respect regardless.
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You show up on the scene of a roll over. The occupant is a mangled bloody mess and deceased. Do they make you guys pull the body out? Same question but vehicle left the road, hit a tree and everyone inside is a burnt mess. Sorry if this triggers anything but ive often wondered.
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Gonna need the story on the hamster man. You can't mention a hamster and not tell us the story. I'm going to notify the hamster miscer soon.
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How do you feel about being in a profession that increases your risk of cancer?
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Originally Posted By SuccessInMind⏩
Ive literallt never ate there. I hear they give 1st responders a discount. So i might hit it up eventually.do you and the lads go to firehouse subs?
Originally Posted By lolwhatthefuk⏩
Haha nowas the hamster escaping a butthole?
Originally Posted By LegDayLol⏩
2 (no homo). The fire stations ive worked at had poles. Most new departmenrs are doing away with poles.How many poles have your slid down?
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PM sentCould you pm the info also?!?
Originally Posted By latverian41⏩
Its a very rewarding job. I wanted to help ppl. This was a great way of doing that. But i love almost everything about this job. It has its good and bad days just like any job. And thanks for the support partner!I'm curioius that out out of all forms of public servoixe why you choose firefighting?
Thank you for your service by the way
Thank you for your service by the way
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Haha im too much man for the police force. Seems they only hire manlets and lesbians anynore.At what point in your Police Application were you rejected and decided to become a Firefighter instead?
Just kidding. Don't be mad. I said stop it.
Just kidding. Don't be mad. I said stop it.
cant be associated with that!Originally Posted By ruskiMishka⏩
Ha wtf are you talking about? I never pulled a hamster out of anyones ass. You guys are jumping to some weird ass conclusions.Why would they make a firefighter/emt pull out a hamster out of someones no-no. If the scene is safe and he's still breathing, wouldnt you just give him to the emt's and they would just give him off to the er doc who gets to finger a guys butthole.
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How much of the job process was of your own work vs dink sucking.. i mean networking. Respect regardless.
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How much of the job process was of your own work vs dink sucking.. i mean networking. Respect regardless.
You gotta nerwork a little bit and kiss a little ass. But you still have to put in the time and effort to get your certs. Not too many departments will just hire anyone without the proper certs.
Originally Posted By GravityLee⏩
Theres a process. Car crashes with fatalities are treated as a crime scene until proven otherwise. So we'll open the car up enough for EMS crews to put a monitor on the deceased victim to confirm their status.You show up on the scene of a roll over. The occupant is a mangled bloody mess and deceased. Do they make you guys pull the body out? Same question but vehicle left the road, hit a tree and everyone inside is a burnt mess. Sorry if this triggers anything but ive often wondered.
If there is a fatality we turn the scene over to law enforcement. After they conclude their investigation we'll continue extrication. Kinda a long answer ha.
Originally Posted By lolwhatthefuk⏩
We were in a structure fire doing a primary search. Me and another firefighter went in to conduct the search, we're down on our hands and knees, cant see ****, but the floor. i come across this little moving ball in the hallway.Gonna need the story on the hamster man. You can't mention a hamster and not tell us the story. I'm going to notify the hamster miscer soon.
As i got closer to it, i see that it is a hamster on the floor. It was standing up on its hind legs with its little arms out like it wants me to pick it up.
So I pick it up and put it in my bunker gear pocket. Amazingly finished the search without sqaushing the little guy. The guys at the station gave me a lot of **** for saving a hamster.
Originally Posted By CrossXfitbrah⏩
Something i dont spend much time thinking about. But i obviously hope i dont get cancer!How do you feel about being in a profession that increases your risk of cancer?
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Here's one for you:
On a scale of 1 to 10, where 1 is IDGAF and 10 is the burning rage of a thousands suns, how do you feel when running lights and sirens and people don't bother to pull the hell over(or you're halfway across an intersection and people are still driving by in front of you)?
On a scale of 1 to 10, where 1 is IDGAF and 10 is the burning rage of a thousands suns, how do you feel when running lights and sirens and people don't bother to pull the hell over(or you're halfway across an intersection and people are still driving by in front of you)?
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