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Why is The Job Different?

The Overrun

They continued to respond, even as firefighting units were taken off of first responder assignments out of fear of the virus. EMS is not only not covered by the same health plan as firefighters their pay is significantly lower than them. www.joinfdny.com ) A rookie firefighter in FDNY starts at $43,904, after 5 years is making $85,292.

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“Fire Training: Back to Basics” is Announced as Theme for Safety Stand Down, June 16-22

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To handle the ever-expanding needs of the communities they serve, firefighters must receive ongoing training to ensure that they’re adequately prepared to respond to fire incidents along with a vast range of other emergencies. Additional tools including specific action plans will be released in the weeks prior to the event.

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2024 Safety Stand Down Quiz: Test Your Knowledge of Fire Training Fundamentals

NVFC

This year’s Safety Stand Down highlights the foundations of an effective fire training program to ensure the safety, physical health, and mental/behavioral health of firefighters and emergency responders. In support of this year’s Safety Stand Down, emergency services personnel are encouraged to take and promote the quiz.

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“Break the Stigma: Behavioral Health RESET” is Announced as Theme for Safety Stand Down, June 15-21, 2025

NVFC

The emotional, mental, and behavioral well-being of emergency responders are critical to their overall health and safety. The campaign web site at www.safetystanddown.org includes resources to help departments plan for and implement Safety Stand Down. Learn more at www.nvfc.org. For more information, visit www.nfpa.org.

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