Join us as we spend part of a day with one of Tampa Fire Rescue's newest rookies. Expect lots of action and a few chills as we go on the road with Tampa's Bravest!
for everyone out there that doesn't know its kinda like that across all departments.. when they pick on you they like you but when there quiet, that's when you need to worry.
"that was the biggest fire I have ever seen" LOL "In the whole 2 months I have worked here it was the only fire I have ever seen!" Love probies! nice work bro! Hope you passed probation and have a long amazing career ahead!
I had to smile when he said that was the biggest fire he'd ever seen. Still in my probationary period as well, I can relate to the feeling. I already knew though when I responded to a chicken house fire a few months ago that it was _not_ the largest fire I'd ever seen (saw someone's garage on fire when I was 13).
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being a firefighter looks amazing, I wish I could be one...I'm intrigued by fire, how it works and how to put it out, I also love helping people in need, looks like fun. I would clean toilets and urinals to be a fighter 😊
I am on the Voulenter Department in my town (its all we have it’s a small town) I am the only “Probie” at the moment,and I get a lot of ball busting. But I love everyone on that department,you just gotta pay your dues.
As a volunteer, I am just now finishing a Introductory Fire Class, and would appreciate some tips on how to get the on-duty crew to train with me when I ride out. Thanks!
+Jeff Culbertson Good advice.... I would add: And when You get to the pont after however many years, Your wrong keep learning and train more. Learning and training is fluid in this business..
I'm in the same position that you were I had a lot of questions and stuff to learn. what I did was try to be at the station as much as possible if I wasn't doing anything. in my department we always have people on shift it's combination of paid and volunteer. in that time I've been at the station I've learned a lot more than what I did in class. Just ask anyone for help hopefully they will be willing to help. do that and study and you'll be fine.
@@FWMYKIGI I think its system dependent and the look at call volume. Here in NC, the Raleigh area, its 24 on, 24 off and when you get off the morning after your 3rd day on you are off for 4. So on Monday, off Tues, on Wed, off Thurs, on Fri, off Sat/Sun/Mon/Tues, go back for 24 on Wed, rinse & repeat.
Having dread locks is a hazard because it can catch fire or obstruct you while you're doing your firemen duties. I believe women have to tie it up in a pony tail and must have it covered. Try going to a dept and asking.
A very old video BUT are you guys professional or not? Oooo lets go splash water on the rookie. A firehouse or a frat house? Guys who are 40 going in 14 perhaps.
Paul Geyer Lol.. there joking around so you feel more comfortable.. To create a feeling like your family and don’t have to be tense and uptight 24/7. Like your are a real family. You can do your job professionally and still joke around to bond.. ease up a little
for everyone out there that doesn't know its kinda like that across all departments.. when they pick on you they like you but when there quiet, that's when you need to worry.
Drastic Geo Duck that's what my chief told me long before I joined...
I can also attest to this! Quiet is NEVER a good thing! Lol
I love that last bit, gets hit with a bucket of water and the lesson is “keep your head on a swivel”. Cool video
Great video and great PR! More rooks need a level head and outlook like that one. Stay safe brothers/sisters.
Station 13 is one of the busiest in Tampa. Or so I was told by someone that used to work there
The bucket of water on him while mopping was halliarous!
Good attitude...good luck
"that was the biggest fire I have ever seen" LOL "In the whole 2 months I have worked here it was the only fire I have ever seen!" Love probies! nice work bro! Hope you passed probation and have a long amazing career ahead!
I had to smile when he said that was the biggest fire he'd ever seen. Still in my probationary period as well, I can relate to the feeling. I already knew though when I responded to a chicken house fire a few months ago that it was _not_ the largest fire I'd ever seen (saw someone's garage on fire when I was 13).
Hi Ashley Erikson
Michael Gregg
you look for boyfriend
of you are I will I look for girlfriend I like you I love you I miss you 😘 kiss 😘😍😘😎😊😋😊😉😊😉😀😃💋💘💖💋👁🗨 👁👀👄👅👁👀💞💝💌😎😊😍😘😗👰🕵 💘👂💅👐👏👋👃💋💘❤👄👅👁👀💞😃🤓😀👥👫💃👨❤👨👨👨👧💪👂👄💟👠👗👚👙👘🎒👝👜👛🕶👔 I happy for us
Because you've only ever seen fires on the job..
Ashley Erickson what ever😒
being a firefighter looks amazing, I wish I could be one...I'm intrigued by fire, how it works and how to put it out, I also love helping people in need, looks like fun. I would clean toilets and urinals to be a fighter 😊
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Troy Barr are you dyslexic.
James Barela What's stopping you?
Do it.
I would become a firefighter but I got a breathing problem so I don't think they would let me though it's not that bad
I liked the location of old 13.
Nice video ! 👍👍👍
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this video was uploaded on my birthday lol
It's so weird recognising places in the video, so used to these videos being so foreign and weird I don't know how to explain it
Last part water splash....That's mess up but funny
this at the beginning looks like CJ from GTA :)
Android Games fire is always thirsty for fresh oxygen, you're safety is first, the comes the building(if ppl aren't in it)
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I am on the Voulenter Department in my town (its all we have it’s a small town) I am the only “Probie” at the moment,and I get a lot of ball busting. But I love everyone on that department,you just gotta pay your dues.
As a volunteer, I am just now finishing a Introductory Fire Class, and would appreciate some tips on how to get the on-duty crew to train with me when I ride out. Thanks!
+Bean Dar i'm a cadet in south Florida honest all you have to do is just ask them
+Bean Dar Train hard, study, and don't ever take anything for granted. Listen with your ears and listen more without your mouth ..
+Jeff Culbertson Good advice.... I would add: And when You get to the pont after however many years, Your wrong keep learning and train more. Learning and training is fluid in this business..
I'm in the same position that you were I had a lot of questions and stuff to learn. what I did was try to be at the station as much as possible if I wasn't doing anything. in my department we always have people on shift it's combination of paid and volunteer. in that time I've been at the station I've learned a lot more than what I did in class. Just ask anyone for help hopefully they will be willing to help. do that and study and you'll be fine.
Come to FDNY you get every time of calls
Nightwatch
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Me in 5 years:
Do they get any time to go home??
@Carter S. Ive never heard of this 4 days on thing, in the midwest we got one 24 hr then two days off.
@@FWMYKIGI I think its system dependent and the look at call volume. Here in NC, the Raleigh area, its 24 on, 24 off and when you get off the morning after your 3rd day on you are off for 4. So on Monday, off Tues, on Wed, off Thurs, on Fri, off Sat/Sun/Mon/Tues, go back for 24 on Wed, rinse & repeat.
@@LetsLaugh2Getha you can just say California swing shift 😂
this looks like college
Why is the rookie not on the meat box???
That’s a pretty stupid attitude to have
Lol as if fire departments see more than 3 fires a year
are you allowed to have dreadlocks? ?@cityoftampa
no
+AHPilot2018 thanks
+AHPilot2018 what about if your ALREADY hired
+Aramis Da don You'll get fired.
Having dread locks is a hazard because it can catch fire or obstruct you while you're doing your firemen duties. I believe women have to tie it up in a pony tail and must have it covered. Try going to a dept and asking.
i wear hearing aids. if you were to talk to me you would have no idea that i wear them. these water pranks would be a no for me.
Tyler Barnes good thing you’re not a firefighter
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Lol he acts like a 2nd alarm is big. It's nothing for us to call a 4th alarm in this area
Cool story bro 🙄
Logan Ayers woaaah there salt dog
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He's the first one on the engine but the last one off, still struggling to get on his BA while tripping out the door, dropping his helmet on the way.
Where is tampa
Diana Vanderhoof in Florida
in russia
King boom777 are you from motherrr russiaa ?
Diana Vanderhoof go to the library and start reading a few geography books. Try educating yourself a little.
Probie time is dumb washing other grown men’s dishes was stupid asf.
Good thing you never joined the Army then.
A very old video BUT are you guys professional or not? Oooo lets go splash water on the rookie. A firehouse or a frat house? Guys who are 40 going in 14 perhaps.
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Not at all Aidan. You see I am a retired PROFESSIONAL firefighter. Train, help, and support the newbie. Please grow up.
Paul Geyer Lol.. there joking around so you feel more comfortable.. To create a feeling like your family and don’t have to be tense and uptight 24/7. Like your are a real family. You can do your job professionally and still joke around to bond.. ease up a little
All work and no play makes Jack a dull boy.