If you live in a big city (New York/Chicago) then yes. The pay is not great but it's usually enough to just get by.
If you don't live in a big city then no. Chances are your local fire department is a volunteer organization. I encourage everyone to be a firefighter whether paid or volunteer. It's feels great to help your community and it's fun as hell!
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sarah johnson
It may because being a firefighter is a position of public trust.
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To become a firefighter you must first graduate from your local ROTC program. This is the only way to get started a sa career as a firefighter.
You would have to put that information on your application and explain your situation tot them.
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You help people get out of gases (stinky) and or fires
yes from the smoke in fires
Paid on call firefighters are considered a "go-between" position between volunteer firefighter (unpaid) and a career firefighter (paid). Typically, a paid on call firefighter wears a pager and is paid a daily rate to be available to respond to a call and receive pay while on a call. Most paid on call firefighters have regular jobs which are flexible to allow them to respond.