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Save themselves! You can't help anyone else if you become disabled or killed while on scene. There is an old trick question taught at first aid lectures...
The instructors will ask "Why should you learn First Aid?" Everyone will say "So I can save someone's life." "Wrong!" says the instructor, "It's so that YOU can save your OWN life!" Same thing as firefighting- you have to available to do any good...
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Who is a important firefighter?
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What is the most important duty of a priest?
The most important duty of a priest can hardly be narrowed down. They do SO much! But probably the two most important are bringing people to God and offering Jesus in the Mass.
What was a pharaohs most important duty?
Looking after Egypt
What was a samurais most important Duty?
to protect the people
If a police officer or firefighter on duty tells you to proceed against a red light you should do what?
Do what they tell you to do
Which duty expected of citizens is the most important?
The most important duty expected of citizens is to vote in local and national elections. The voice of the people is heard through voting.
Do on duty firefighter need to carry a drivers license?
Only if they are going to drive when on duty. Some firemen are not trained or qualified to drive the fire equipment
How long are shifts as a firefighter?
This varies by the department you are work for. The most common shift for payed firefighters is 24/48. 24/48 means 24 hours on duty, and 48 hours off duty. The reason it is so long is because it is one of the most stressful occupations.
What is considered the most important civic duty?
Jury Duty is stated as being the most important civic duty because it requires the most care and is very time oriented. It is essential for maintaining a solid structure for society and should never be taken lightly.
What is a citizen's most important right and duty?
The right to vote.
How many hours does a firefighter work per day?
It's kind of strange compared to most jobs. It's fairly typical for a firefighter to be "on duty" for 24 hours straight, and then off for 48. "On duty" does not necessarily mean actually fighting a fire; firefighters can sleep, cook, eat, play games, or whatever during that 24 hours, but they have to be at the fire station and prepared to roll out if an alarm comes in.
Is Rear detachment commander duty is one of the most important?
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