Currently serving Jasper County Fire Rescue in south Carolina along with Charleston County EMS.
Life before limb, whatever it takes to get them out
If I had to guess unfortunately if you are considering a non-fire brigade status and rely on local resources you should not have to have the items listed, but this would be subject to your OSHA and NFPA. Have you spoken to them?
Never been tested. But high enough to serve the public lol.
Adventure #1Boredom #2Never know what your going to be doing min to min when on duty.
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It is abused most definitely. I run legit calls 50% of the time but 50% of them are calls where people thing a sore neck from a carvereck is worth big bucks, call 911 get seen faster, no insurance ER will take care of you no matter what. But yes it is abused.
Many things from different hose lauouts, compartment layouts. So have special requirements for medical equipment just depends.
First off why would you be calling for an explosion, this does send red flags for me so I will not be answering that question. But as for the first one, we will still respond due to you may not have completely extinguished.
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