Fire Academy Descriptive Writing

I learned a lot more about firemen and how the fire academy is and some tips to make it easier. The number one tip was to always stay Motivated because if you're not motivated you're going to get lazy and stressed and then you're going to want to quit. Tip number two was to NEVER QUIT. They told me “If you quit now you will always think it's ok to quit in the future”

To better understand the background of the contrasting views, we must look at how the fire service has developed around

Grey’s Anatomy, Chicago Fire, my life is nothing like that. Of course there are exhilarating moments on the scene of an incident or on the 5 Center floor of the intensive care unit, however, the realities of working as a fireman or in a hospital are not nearly as glamorous. Running into burning building and extracting people from impossible car accidents are not every day occurrences. In fact, seeing a building fully engulfed in flame is a rare sight that will leave you in awe nearly every time. On the first day at the fire academy I got a reality check about firefighting. At the beginning of each class we take a moment of silence for fallen firefighters. Nowhere in the job description does it say that you have to die in the line of duty,

During the month of October, 2008 we lost another fire fighter in a residential structure fire. The Victim was a 24 Y/O male fire fighter from Alabama who had been a volunteer with the department for two years. The firefighter training seemed to be standard for a new volunteer in the area which he served. As always it is tragic to lose a fire fighter and as always we try to learn from it.

In 2012 I joined the Harlan Fire Department continuing my long standing commitment to my community as a volunteer firefighter EMT.  As a member of the fire department I respond to many different types of calls.  Some of these calls include but are not limited to wildland fires, structure fires, car accidents, and medical calls.  As an active member I was qualified as a Firefighter/EMT, confined space rescue technician, and technical rope rescue technician.   We have a wide range of equipment ranging from type one to type six engines, a heavy rescue truck, UTV, and a 75' ladder truck. With the equipment and training I was a part of a successful grain bin rescue saving the life of one local farmer and part of a successful rescue of a trapped

Nestled snuggly into the Blue Ridge Mountains was Ridgecrest, North Carolina. Getting there was no joke seeing as the ears popped every five minutes, but the scenery was beautiful.

Recently, I just finished reading Through The Fire by Shawn Grady, Shawn has served for than a decade as a firefighter and paramedic in Reno, NV, where he lives with his wife and three children. He was named “most promising writer” at the 2008 Mt. Hermon writers conference. This is his debut novel.

During my three seasons as a temporary I was exposed to opportunities that promoted education in leadership, suppression, and engine operation skills.  Over the course of this time we had approximately 30 fires that the engine responded to both on the district and off forest assignments.  Some of the roles I took were firefighter type 1 and 2, incident commander type 5, engine operator, and a prescribed fire burn boss type 3.  I was also awarded two spot cash awards during my first year for most improved and rookie of the year.

About two weeks ago, I went on one of the best field trips I’ve ever been on. I went to Auburn Fire Station and their flashover chamber with the fire and rescue classes. Both the fire 1 and fire 2 classes went together. The entire experience was something that I never thought I would get to do, and I was very lucky to have the whole opportunity. Fire and rescue offers opportunities and experiences that some people will never experience, but this by far has been the best one so far. A flashover chamber, is basically just a large metal box with an upper and lower layer. Firefighters can go in and sit on the lower level, while another firefighter will light the upper layer on fire and you can experience what it would be like

Choosing what career you want to go into after high school is a very important decision in your life. You base it off of what your parents and family have done or what your favorite subjects are. It can all be very overwhelming. Exploring all your possibilities is the best thing to do. I chose the book Smokejumper because it is about the life of an airborne fire fighter named Jason Ramos, and I have always had an interest in becoming a firefighter. A firefighter can be a very tough job so reading this book has really helped me in deciding if I would ever want to choose this type of career path. In this book it talks about life threatening risks, the rewarding benefits, and a brief history of how airborne firefighters came to be.

Serving the community is one of the core values of the Franciscan Tradition, likewise it is equally important to the fire department. With dependence on Our Lord for guidance, the department will endeavor to serve all people with love, compassion, respect, and integrity. As a result, the department is often found educating the community in fire safety, specifically conducting fire drills, and delivering and installing smoke detectors to those in need. The department’s “Get Out Alive” initiative on instructing on how to make egress in case of a fire, becomes more beneficial when the driver is experiencing problems at the pump. The fire service serves every community, for all are God’s children, with love and compassion

As you are an important and determined firefighter to multiple crises all over the world, you must have a very full schedule. Moreover, I am only a PhD student from China. As a result, scheduling an interview to you would be difficult. However, I would really appreciate that if you could kindly spare me 10 to 15 minutes to share your experience on the following 3 questions. Your answers will significantly benefit my research if I am allowed to cite them.

Firefighter Lee has to learn to consult his manual before he asks his commanding officer's advice. Firefighter Hendricks should of aggressively pursued additional training when the Captain innovated this program. Before Firefighter Johnson takes the June 2007 exam, he will have passed several shorter tests. Recruit Henandez could have been the best student at the fire academy if he had studied

The sun was beating down on the Nevada ground. Everything was silent, an uneasy silent like quiet before a storm. Then sirens of all kinds. All heading to the same place, the old dusty inn on the outskirts of town.

While attending the Jazz field trip and participating in the fire simulation, it has opened my eyes to what can happen on board an aircraft, and how stressful an emergency situation is. While at the training centre I got to participate first hand at how to correctly extinguish a fire while on board an aircraft. Learning about the different techniques and equipment during class made me feel confident when it came to displaying my knowledge and abilities at Jazz.