FDNYDCHI

here is my two cents. Really it doesn't matter if you are a paid or volunteer you all do the same job from start to finish. I also got my B.S. In Arson Investigation with criminal justice from the university of new haven. Its a hard field to find work. At this piont in time i am doing totally somthing different from my degree. Eventually I would like to work in the investigation field but i need to bring up my "experence".

Do your job and do it well. In the end it comes down to finding how the fire started. Not if you are going to colect a pay check this week.

be safe out there

chris

Hope everybody had a good easter today with there family

be safe out there....

Chris

At least its a start...........With every Tragity in the fire services new codes get written up which is too little to late.. Just my thoughts in the land of fire pervention...

I have been seeing on TV commericals aobut "think Yellow" or Drive yellow somthing like that and they show an SUV filling up at the pump with it. You can switch inbetween the two. regular Gas and this stuff.

Congadulations to all of you good work......

Working in Fire Prevention here is what happens with the fire works displays:

FDNY Inspectors over see the loading operation with the pyros at the site, to make sure nothing goes worng, The administrative company comes before the show and stays a while after the show to make sure nothing goes on fire... and for the Inspectors working the show it is considered overtime.. thats the basic overview of the operation hope this helps you

Chris