Firefighter

Firefighter

arringnl

32 Years Experience

Goose Creek, SC

Male, 54

Currently serving Jasper County Fire Rescue in south Carolina along with Charleston County EMS.

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Last Answer on June 29, 2022

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will you get a bump in pay if you are an eagle scout

Asked by Jacob over 7 years ago

Doubtful

What is the biggest fire you have ever encountered?

Asked by Christopher over 7 years ago

Very large restaurant.

I have an Disorderly conduct (domestic violence) on my recored. Did my classes paid my fines and now got it expunged!!! I know it will still come up in my background check. Will it keep me from bocoming a firefighter in Tucson Az???
Thanks

Asked by Joe almost 7 years ago

Expunged means it is no longer there and should not come up. So you should be able to.

My parents potentially left their car running in their garage from Sunday afternoon to today, Tuesday! They’ve been in and out of the garage but haven’t driven that car. I’m worried about the carbon monoxide. Would that have affected them yet?

Asked by Maddie over 6 years ago

Long term damage yes, cause it builds up in youir blood stream. Dependant can create issues. I would recommend taking them in to be checked at ER. They can determine CO levels in their blood.

Hey there! My stepdad is a firefighter and for Christmas I plan to get him an engraved halligan beer bottle opener. I can use up to 20 characters including spaces, so I wanted to ask for some funny/punny ideas to use!

Thanks :)

Asked by Rae over 7 years ago

Hmm,

Super Firefighter.

That’s the best with a limit of 20.

I wanted to add to my question about the co2 posining. I have an 8mo baby who keeps having respiratory problems as well. I'm hot then freezing if I Stan my head feels like no blood flow

Asked by Sash about 7 years ago

Go get checked ASAP

came upon an accident where a driver was t-boned on the drivers side. She was pinned and unresponsive but breathing. People at the scene had called 911
When first reponders got there she was doa.
Should i have tried cpr with her pinned in her seat.

Asked by Justin almost 7 years ago

She probably hands Agonal Respiration’s which is basically dying breathes. There was obvious life ending injuries to call DOA. In hindsight after all details are out you probably wouldn’t start. But when in doubt try