Our Fort Lauderdale campus is proud to announce that its Associate Degree in Nursing program has been granted initial accreditation from ACEN.
Firefighters rush to the scene of fires and other emergencies. They are there for us when we need them. But their job of life-savings may come with some risks.
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Fire and EMS teams have to always be “on” during their shifts. Their job is not a typical job where they clock out after eight hours and call it a day.
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New firefighters (rookies) often have questions about the field when they first start. That’s normal. There are some things that veteran firefighters would like rookies to know.
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Take a quiz to find out your knowledge of residential structure fire tactics.
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Drones have made firefighting in remote areas much easier. The flying machines can reach places that firefighters are unable to reach and go into higher temperatures than humans can handle.
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A skilled firefighter who drives a fire truck would have to be able to handle a 50,000 lbs. vehicle as it rounds a corner to get to its destination.
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Firefighters risk their lives when they battle fires. This risk goes beyond the flames, though.
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Firefighting might be an in-demand career, but that does not mean it’s easy. It takes time and dedication to become a firefighter.
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Firefighters have developed their own lingo. Like many other professions, the lingo that firefighters use helps them to communicate quickly with their teammates.
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Firefighting requires running into burning buildings, lifting a heavy fire hose, and climbing tall ladders to reach people.
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