5 Tips for Rookie Wildland Firefighters + Significant Fire Outlook for March & April
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- Опубліковано 18 вер 2024
- In today's video I give you 5 tips for your rookie season as a wildland firefighter to help you be as successful as possible and go into your fire season confident!
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This is my first season and I was looking for tips and tricks to get prepared and I came across your videos. Thanks for all the fire advice!😊
How exciting!! Where are you going to be fighting fire out of? Let me know if there are any other topics or things you need help with! I'm always looking to make content that will help you guys out
@@wildlandfirefit I’ll be working out of Mesa Arizona with the Tonto National Forest on a type 6 engine. Yes I’ll definitely let you know anything that comes to mind that I’ll need help with as I go this season!🔥 Keep up the awesome videos you’re really helping a lot of people who are new to this line of work!!😊
@@Itsalywith1lhey girl, I’m going into my first season on a type 6 engine as well! Out in rio grande natl forest :) hope you have a great rookie season!!! ❤
I worked on wildfires for over 30 years in the PNW. I trained inmate firefighters for six years then returned to Engineering Division as Construction Superintendent. But because I had so much fire experience that I was sent to more fire training and dispatched to many fires. I was called off fire duty to train 200 Yakama Nation wild land fires. Then called off fire line to be part of a team to train 600 National Guards for fires. I have had many positions I have been qualified for.
That is awesome!!
goodness, you are so full of it lmao
I got up for pack test the 22nd start on a hand crew
I was the DNR superintendent at Cedar Creek Corrections Center for eight years. We had 15 ten-man fire crews. I recommend you go to UA-cam and search for DNR inmate fire crews. It is only three minutes long. The DNR assistant superintendent is Mark Huston. I hired him as a crew supervisor in 2005. I have been retired for over 10 years. But still had my qualifications to be part of an Incident Management Team. The last fire I served on was in 2018. After 30 years I am retired from fires at age 70. But my wife and I still go backpacking.
Good stuff, Randy. God bless
For Bureau of Land Management 37 is the age cutoff for perms but no age limit for seasonals.
awesome, thank you!!!
Quick question what specific darn tough socks and style do you recommend
I wear the tactical 4021 for my everyday wear alnk.to/6xHFaLl
however for fire I'd wear the T3005 Tactical Mid-Calf alnk.to/goY66u1