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    Firefighting tactics, like firefighting itself, has a history step in tradition but must also adapt to modern technology and science to stay relevant. Recently, fire research has provided the fire community with new tactics such as fire flow path, pencilling and transitional attack. While all three tactics have their merit, transitional attack has been shown to benefit both the firefighters and civilians in measurable ways. The first benefit transitional attack provides firefighters, is that it

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    ability to save someone’s life. Even though firefighters do save peoples lives’ daily that is not the only thing they do day in and day out. Firefighting is physically demanding job. However; to get where the fire company is today has taken a lot. Being able to trace firefighting back to the Roman days, all the way to understanding the beginning of colonial firefighting, and how African American males were able to join the department.Along with the struggles of the men in the field then woman faced trying

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    Firefighting Career

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    Firefighting itself doesn’t require traveling except, from job to job. This job is available nationwide, so it gives you the decision as to where you would like to live. Where ever your station is effects the benefits you’ll receive for this job, because it varies from city to city. For example: in Lynchburg, VA the benefits consists of Vacation leaves, paid holidays sick leave personal leave and health and dental insurance are a few of the numerous benefits that are given. Through the firefighting

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    Pursuing the career of firefighting can be a very rewarding experience, however being a home town hero and saving lives is not always an easy task. Firefighters have to be ready for anything at any time whether it be responding to a car accident or a structure fire; they have to be prepared. Firefighters also have to have the ability to handle stress as well as have strong physical capabilities. In Ontario, there are many testing processes that aspiring firefighters have to take part in before they

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    Firefighting is an excellent job to have as a career. Not all firefighters select the profession as a career. Most are members of volunteer departments, totaling 69% of the firefighter population. The rest have earned a career with paid departments. Being a firefighter myself, I know what the profession entails. Firefighting is filled with brotherhood, physical fitness, risk, and achievement. The comradery with the men and women in the fire service is very unique. Everyone serving is considered

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    What he does after that is all in the line of work.” (Croker). People around the world see tragedies as a loss or chaos, but firefighters see those times as opportunities to help and save people. When you have the passion to help and save people, firefighting is not always the first choice. It takes people a while to understand the whole process of the job. People may just need a sign to tell you that this is the career of a lifetime. A parent could tell their son, or person could be at the gym and

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    Dalton G. Smith K. Gorritz English 4 P4 5 Oct 2017 Firefighting, 2 Con’s, 1 Pro Firefighting is a profession that can weigh heavily on a person 's emotional and mental well being, as well as their physical health, yet be rewarding at the same time. The first ever city fire department in the world was started in Edinburgh, Scotland,in 1824. It was called the Edinburgh Fire Engine Company and led by James Braidwood. The London Fire Engine Company was the next one established in London, England in

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    Firefighting then and now, there has been many changes throughout the fire industry from clothing to protective equipment and breathing apparatus but it started with the Roman emperor Augustus and the bucket lines to put out fires, to state of the art fire trucks. That can hold thousands of gallons of water. Firefighting then and now, firemen dated all the way back to 24 BC. “The Roman emperor Augustus is credited with instituting a corps of fire- fighting vigils (“Watchmen”) in 24 BC”. He

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    FireFighting Occupational Career This is an occupational research paper about firefighting the here are some things to consider when taking apart of this career. First off when you're choosing this career they're has to be some reasons for choosing this career such as this career is very interesting to some people and for people who like a lot of physical work, outdoor work and improving your mental health and physical health. In this career there is a lot of employment in this career but it is

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    Firefighting Introduction Have you ever wondered what's it's like firefighting, will if not too bad. A thing to know is, Firefighting's actually a really interesting and important topic. Something to know about Firefighting, is that it's a prevention of destruction of human or animal life, property/land and the environment. Something to know that's interesting is that fire engines, and fire trucks aren't the same vehicle; I'll tell you why in a moment. Did you know, nowadays that firefighters

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