In the firehouse hallway one day my fire chief said to me: “You’ve hit the career jackpot”. When I was a young firefighter in training, I wasn’t sure what he had meant. Many years later, now I get it. If you want to maximize your earning potential and explore new opportunities as a firefighter, then you need to check out the Passive income for firefighters
Firefighters are aspiring to become firefighters. I was there. Outside looking in. You know how it is to really want something. It was my intention to create this piece to aid men and women from America who wish to be firefighters. To help people understand the job, I’m going to share some insights into it so that they know what they do right and wrong during the interview process.
In the first place, you should consider volunteering somewhere, even if your are not a professional. In the present economy it shouldn’t take too much effort to volunteer. After all, many of our firefighter sisters and brothers have lost their jobs because they had to quit their profession. My friends, this leads to vacancies and openings.
You should also research the local market. It’s possible that there is just one fire station in the area. There could be three or even four fire departments near you. What I am saying is that it’s best to find out where you are interested in working, see if the employer offers any career positions, and then send an application. Your job application will probably require you to take a written examination. Use a study manual. A study guide is a great tool. In my blog I mention a number of tools that helped get me where i am today.