Currently serving Jasper County Fire Rescue in south Carolina along with Charleston County EMS.
24 hrs on and 48 hrs off. Come in at 0745 and leave at 0800. I get 12 shifts off a year, which is basically 6 weeks of vacation(I have been with my dept for 25 yrs) If I take one day off it gives me 5 days off. There is no rhyme or reason for when busy days are. I have busy Sundays and slow Fridays. You take them as they come. We are not up for 24 hrs generall after 5 pm it is generally our down time but that is usually earlier. We do training from 1300-1500 every thing else is either cleaning or other chores that you would find in your house since it is mine every 3 days.
Lightening strike possibly
Simple answer is yes it helps especially for exposure to the career
Go to this site for the regulation for the state of Hawiai.http://labor.hawaii.gov/wp-content/uploads/2013/02/State-Fire-Code-1-1-10-w-signatures.pdf
EMT
What was the most gruesome trauma you witnessed while on the job?
CPR Trainer
Are you supposed to perform CPR differently on a man vs. a woman?
Radio program/music director
Just how good of a radio host do you think Howard Stern is?
So what is the principle of foam. It is used to smoother a flame by completely covering the fire and taking Oxygen out of the fire. Yes it does breakdown rather quickly but as for a residual film that needs to be rinsed really shouldn't matter. There is no bunker gear breakdown that requires the gear to be cleaned other than the byproducts of a fire from cancer causing materials or petroleums. So as for your answer I would be inclined to say no.
Generally yes, unless you do not plan on driving any apparatus. But generally yes.
Metal studs is the best.
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