Currently serving Jasper County Fire Rescue in south Carolina along with Charleston County EMS.
Have no clue, that title I have not heard of, sorry.
I can only speak for South Carolina so hereis ours.The first step if FF1 IFSAC takes approx 2 months meeting a few evenings and Sats. This certification allows exterior firefighting. FF2 is approx 3 months same schedule. SC does have a fire academy that is 12 weeks but they come out with EMT
Simple answer is yes it helps especially for exposure to the career
Personal items removed from house prior to fire, excessive debt, behind on house payments are your first clue. As for the home numerous ignition point. No power to the house. Vacant homes are good starting points.
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Depends on what you are looking for.
Not familiar with NJ. Otherwise get your EMT and FF1&2 certs. These can be done as a volunteer.
My Engine carries the exact same as the medic unit so the sophistication would be the same. And the majority of ALS departments operate the same.
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