A cadet firefighter can mean different things in different departments.
In some departments, it means that it is a new firefighter undergoing training. If this is the case, then the firefighter is usually restricted to training environments.
In other departments, it can mean that the person is under the legal age to be considered a firefighter with the department. Each department has their own set of procedures for these people. Some cadets are limited to training only, while some are actually used on fire scenes for many different things (fetching tools for the firefighters, assisting with hydrants, assisting with traffic control, etc.).
The best way to find out what a cadet firefighter is and what they do with your local fire department is to contact them and ask them.
Usually, you must be 18 and older to become a firefighter. However, some volunteer departments have a "Cadet" or "Trainee" program, allowing people as young as 16 to apply. Cadets are restricted in what they can do for the department, and usually cannot enter burning buildings, use saws, etc until they turn 18 and pass their Firefighter I course.
Depending what department your at. It might be 13, 16 or 18! 13-16 are cadets 16-18 are Juniors and then 18 is firefighter! I started off as a cadet at the age of 13! I am now 21! Hope that answers your question! Firefighter J.Kain
a firefighter
No, it shouldn't be capitalized.
You can train for free to become a volunteer firefighter and there are firefighter training dvd's also.
No, John Cena was not a firefighter.
Firefighter is a person who battles fires.
A firefighter is a bombero or bombera.
The word "firefighter" is typically written as one word.
Yeah. A firefighter is a human, and humans can get diabetes
The annual salary for a FireFighter is $37,452. I applaud you if you become a FireFighter, Good luck!
'Volunteer firefighter' in Spanish is 'Bomberos Voluntarios.'