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Begin in the name of Allah, the Most Merciful, Whenever you take charge of your shift, check #PPE completely. A good #rescuer keeps #PPE safe and secure Therefore, carefully check the all #PPE before take charge #Hiring #Jobs #FireSafety #FireEngineering #LifeSafety #JobAlert #EngineeringJobs #NFPA5000 #NFPA101 #SaudiBuildingCode #CareerOpportunity #JoinOurTeam #FireSafetyEngineering #Engineering #Careers #GCCJobs #FireProtection #SafetyEngineering #JobOpening #EngineeringRecruitment #FireAndLifeSafety #CareerGrowth #EngineeringExperts #WorkWithUs #FireExperts

Want to become a wholetime firefighter but haven't got the right qualifications? This post is for you ?? Before applying to become a wholetime firefighter, applicants must have a GCSE pass at grade C or 4 (or above),or have attained Functional Skills (Level 2) in Maths and English. Firefighter Ryan Murray from Grays Fire Station didn’t have the required grades so signed up with Colchester Institute to help him achieve a C in Maths. Much like the job itself, Ryan credits the course with the benefits of being able to fit around having a family. Ryan said: “What I enjoyed most about the classes was the flexibility. I have a family so I was able to work around school pick up times for my little boy, while also being able to do the course. “There is a lot of work to do, but the homework is not like your old school scary homework. It was a maximum one or two pages that you had to complete before the next lesson. “I was a little bit worried coming up to my exam day that I’d forget everything that I learned. So, I requested a two-day crash course, and my tutor kindly arranged for me to have this so that all the stuff I learned was fresh in my head, ready for the exam.” Firefighters need a good level of Maths for many different reasons, including understanding heights and angles for pitching ladders, calculating the amount of time they can wear breathing apparatus sets for and working out how much water they have at an incident. Read the full story on our website or search 'Join Essex Fire' to find out more

Being a firefighter is not a job but a passion for courage and dedication. There is a secret in this profession that only those who loved it and those who loved it mastered it and those who mastered it excelled in it" It is a noble profession All love and respect for all firefighters ???? #Hiring #Jobs #FireSafety #FireEngineering #LifeSafety #JobAlert #EngineeringJobs #NFPA5000 #NFPA101 #SaudiBuildingCode #CareerOpportunity #JoinOurTeam #FireSafetyEngineering #Engineering #Careers #GCCJobs #FireProtection #SafetyEngineering #JobOpening #EngineeringRecruitment #FireAndLifeSafety #CareerGrowth #EngineeringExperts #WorkWithUs #FireExperts #NEOM #firefighter #sarco #saudisicli #Redseaglobal #firedirect #9red #NFPA

Letters Sent Home from Recruits What to Expect, When to Expect, How it All Works Read more at MPBOD.com/727 You may be a lucky parent and receive a lot of mail from your recruit. Many are not so lucky, as recruits are very busy during boot camp and will likely be using every spare moment to study and get caught up on work related to becoming a Marine. Recruits are given time to write, but it is up to each individual recruit to choose what he or she needs to do during that free time. Recruits receive one hour of free time each day to give them a break from the close, constant association with their drill instructors. This free time is often used to write letters, unwind and prepare for the next day. —USMC photo by Lance Corporal Vanessa Austin. Read the article on Recruit Parents. https://lnkd.in/eZgAnRbS Read Additional Articles. https://lnkd.in/gKat-JJR

??♂??? What do hard hat colors mean? Construction sites have adopted a specific color system to enhance safety and clarity on site: ?? **Black**: Site supervisors ?? **White**: Site managers, competent operatives, and vehicle marshals ?? **Orange**: Slingers and signallers ?? **Blue**: Apprentices and visitors (must be supervised) ?? **Green**: First aiders (green hat or sticker) ?? **Red**: Fire marshals (red hat or sticker) While these are the industry standards, some sites may use different codes. Stay safe and stay informed! ?? #OnyxMining #SafetyFirst #HardHatColors #ConstructionSafety #KnowTheCode

Letters Sent Home from Recruits What to Expect, When to Expect, How it All Works Read more at MPBOD.com/727 You may be a lucky parent and receive a lot of mail from your recruit. Many are not so lucky, as recruits are very busy during boot camp and will likely be using every spare moment to study and get caught up on work related to becoming a Marine. Recruits are given time to write, but it is up to each individual recruit to choose what he or she needs to do during that free time. Recruits receive one hour of free time each day to give them a break from the close, constant association with their drill instructors. This free time is often used to write letters, unwind and prepare for the next day. —USMC photo by Lance Corporal Vanessa Austin. Read the article on Recruit Parents. https://lnkd.in/eeDbbDTE Read Additional Articles. https://lnkd.in/gixqUPRA

To obtain a position as a Firefighter where I can utilize my training and experience to help protect the safety of the community. To secure a position as a Firefighter in which I can apply my knowledge of firefighting techniques and protocols to serve the human/assets.

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A seafarer's certificate of proficiency is an official document issued by maritime authorities or internationally recognized organizations, certifying that the holder has the necessary skills, knowledge, and proficiency to perform specific duties on board a ship. The primary aim of this certificate is to ensure that individuals working on ships meet international safety and competency standards. The certificate of proficiency for seafarers includes various types depending on the specific duties and roles on the ship, such as: 1. **Proficiency in Survival Craft and Rescue Boats:** Certifies that the holder can operate and manage survival craft and rescue boats. 2. **Proficiency in Advanced Fire Fighting:** Certifies that the holder is trained in advanced fire-fighting techniques. 3. **Proficiency in Medical First Aid:** Certifies that the holder can provide medical first aid on board. 4. **Proficiency in Security Awareness:** Certifies that the holder understands security threats and measures on board ships. The requirements for obtaining these certificates typically involve completing relevant maritime training courses and passing practical assessments to demonstrate proficiency in the specific areas.