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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Hello. My question to you is is being a firefighter a lifestyle or a career? Meaning do you have to pretty much center your entire life around being a firefighter?

Asked by Mike over 4 years ago

Considering you spend 1/3 of your life during your career it is difinately a lifestyle. After 35 yrs and 12 more to go it develops your life. so between calls, classes there isn’t alot to do otherwise. But with so many kids today it seems to me that they think of it as just a job and there is not alot of dedication to the career. going to paramedic school not has just enveloped my life for the last 8 months.

Another video I assume you seen it of the bomb squad that blew up fireworks what is your thoughts on that?

Asked by Willaim over 4 years ago

Well it is apparentthat they need a new truck. The investigation has revealed the amount of explosives but in hindsight they loaded it with to much.

What did those places have to do with Mr. Floyd or the police?

Asked by Ndndnd over 5 years ago

Opportunity only to proceed with their agenda

Do you ever stop and help stranded motorists like the police sometimes do?

Asked by Macy about 5 years ago

Yes, especially elderly or woman in distress for safety issues.

Do fire marshals carry tasers, pepper spray, batons, guns, and all that cool stuff oh and handcuffs

Asked by Marieke over 5 years ago

Fire Marshals are legally certified with arrest powers and whatever equipment they would need to perform their jobs.

What powers do Fire Marshals have? Also do they carry guns. Tasers, batons, handcuffs, etc?

Asked by Ron over 5 years ago

Arrest powers involving lqs dealing with arson basically and ability to shut businesses down.

Is it true that if someone testes positive or inconclusive for COVID-19 and they die no matter how their death is ruled as COVID-19 even if it is just a suspicion that they had the illness?

Asked by dasdfas over 5 years ago

According to numerous undisclosed sources that is the case with some scrupulous operations since Medicare pays more to the hospitals for a Covid death due to federal reasons than someone that has other issues. This is a very touchy issue but I personally believe it is more political than anything,