Firefighter

When u r fighting a fire inside a structure and u put it out to the best of ur knowledge. Do u leave the nozzle inside the bldg or back it out?? The reason I'm asking is I've always been told to leave it inside for ur primary,secondary, overhaul teams

Asked by Justin King over 7 years ago

If there is active fire hose stays with you. During an overhaul phase the nozzle is usually left in a easy to reach location if more water is needed. Depends on dept procedures on this practice.

I know the 911 system has always been abused but how bad is it now that the corona virus thing is going on

Asked by Alex over 6 years ago

I am going to some dumb calls lately I can say.

Is there anyone you did not feel bad for who was in a bad situation

Asked by Dayton about 6 years ago

Criminal that get injured while victimiZing others. I will treat injuries but not feel sorry for them.

During a recent training fire I was told by a training officer to back the nozzle out when I exit the structure. I asked if this was something new we were trying and I was told no that it has been done this way forever. Thoughts??

Asked by Firefighter King over 7 years ago

Visual fire equals hose line in hand. Common sense

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Asked by MB over 6 years ago

Yes, generally against policy

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Asked by ASDFASDF over 6 years ago

How do fire fighter ranks work?

Asked by Dan the man over 6 years ago

FirefighterEngineer/SergeantLieutenantCaptainBattalion ChiefDivision ChiefAssistant ChiefFire Chief

Generally speaking