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Dear Member,
In this edition of the Career newsletter, we explain how you can better understand what departments are looking for in their job fliers, and show you how perfecting your cooking skills can be a boost to your career in the fire department.
Also, our latest tip reminds us of how street smarts can make you one of the most prepared and respected firefighters in your department.
— The FireRescue1 Team |
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Understanding the firefighter job flyer
By Steve Prziborowski
What type of information does the job flyer contain and why is it important to you, the firefighter candidate that is aspiring to work for that department? There are a few main points you'll see on a job flyer that you will want to pay attention to. Do your homework
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Learn to cook for the firehouse
By Tony Vitalie
Cooking is a basic life skill that you will be expected to know prior to getting hired. Do not underestimate the power and importance of a good firehouse meal since a well fed crew is a happy and healthy one. All FFs like to eat
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Firefighter street smarts give you an edge
By Tony Vitalie, FR1 Contributor
District knowledge and area familiarization will be one of the most valuable things throughout your career. Prior to and especially during probation, it is a good idea to get as familiar as possible with your fire district by driving the streets. "Street smarts"
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