i was wondering if volunteer get a badge when he or she is hired for the servcies
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Last edited by firesideky; 09-04-2006, 11:41 PM.Unit 713
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Well, first off, volunteers don't get "hired". Secondly, I imagine whether or not they get a badge would depend on the specific dept's policy. I would venture a guess that EVERY firefighter, paid or vollie, has at least one badge for their dress uniform. Wallet badges are probably less common, however.
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Originally posted by Golzy12Why does this topic get a thumbs down?Unit 713
Rineyville Volunteer Fire Dept
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Not here. Only LAFC (Local Assistant to the Fire Commissioner), who are usually CHief's and Deputies are issued badges.
Now anyone can carry a Dept issued wallet card or similar ID, and that is usually more than sufficient for the needs of a Volley.Never argue with an Idiot. They drag you down to their level, and then beat you with experience!
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Originally posted by mcaldwellNot here. Only LAFC (Local Assistant to the Fire Commissioner), who are usually CHief's and Deputies are issued badges.
Now anyone can carry a Dept issued wallet card or similar ID, and that is usually more than sufficient for the needs of a Volley.
Do you do any of these functions?
Please don't let this become another "volley" verses "career" thread!!Just someone trying to help! (And by the way....Thanks for YOUR help!)
Aggressive does not have to equal stupid.
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Like Chauffer6, its usually going to boil down to an individual department's wishes/guidlines. Here in Sumter, the county firefighters (volunteer) are issued the same badge as the city (full-time). Its worn for special occasions (parades, fire prevention, etc.), but its not uncommon to see vollies wearing duty uniforms (personal choice) while hanging around the firehouses.
Cheers,Tom Warshaw
Station 13 (Bethel)
Sumter Fire Department
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Originally posted by firesidekyi was wondering if volunteer get a badge when he or she is hired for the servcies
If you're thinking of becoming a volunteer firefighter...so you can get a badge...you're doing it for the wrong reason.
Firefighting is a passion. Firefighting is a brotherhood. Firefighting is NOT something you pin on your chest....it's something that comes from within; from the heart.
Badges? We don't need no stinkin' badges!
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I can find one of our old "Junior Fire Chief" toy badges and mail it if it is that important to him..."The education of a firefighter and the continued education of a firefighter is what makes "real" firefighters. Continuous skill development is the core of progressive firefighting. We learn by doing and doing it again and again, both on the training ground and the fireground."
Lt. Ray McCormack, FDNY
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We get 2 different fire department badges. One goes on your hat, and one goes on your uniform.
Badges are NOT to be kept in wallets or taken anywhere without your unifiform.
When I rode for an EMS agency, we were given small badges.
I carry a regular EMT badge in my wallet (i heard a rumor State EMT badges are illegal to carry in wallets??? not sure how accurate that is though.. like for example a NJ state EMT badge or a NY state EMT badge, oppsed to a regular EMT style badge)Adam, EMT-B
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Originally posted by Adam07003We get 2 different fire department badges. One goes on your hat, and one goes on your uniform.
Badges are NOT to be kept in wallets or taken anywhere without your unifiform.
When I rode for an EMS agency, we were given small badges.
I carry a regular EMT badge in my wallet (i heard a rumor State EMT badges are illegal to carry in wallets??? not sure how accurate that is though.. like for example a NJ state EMT badge or a NY state EMT badge, oppsed to a regular EMT style badge)Fir Na Tine
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Originally posted by NJFFSA16Dear firesideky,
If you're thinking of becoming a volunteer firefighter...so you can get a badge...you're doing it for the wrong reason.
Firefighting is a passion. Firefighting is a brotherhood. Firefighting is NOT something you pin on your chest....it's something that comes from within; from the heart.
Badges? We don't need no stinkin' badges!
Unit 713
Rineyville Volunteer Fire Dept
www.rineyvillefire.com
www.sfrtarea5.org
www.Firefighternation.com
Member of IACOJ
Change your Clocks, Change your Smoke Alarm's batteries
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