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steve price replied to the discussion 10 codes Jun 13
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three alarm fire
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Hometown:
Tonawanda NY
I Live: (City, State)
Tonawanda NY
Years in Fire/EMS:
2
Why I Joined the Fire/EMS:
my dad was a firefighter and thats what i wanted to do since i was 2
Relationship Status:
Married
Primary Fire/EMS Department:
City of Tonawanda Fire Tonawanda, NY
Department Type:
Combination Fire Rescue Department
Rank/Role There:
Firefighter / EMT-Basic
Years With This Department/Agency
2
Dept. Web Site:
http://www.ci.tonawanda.ny.us/fire/firehome.htm
Second Department (if appl.)
Specialized Medical Assistance Response Team
2nd Department Type:
Other Response Agency Type
Rank/Role at Second Department:
EMT - Basic
Years With Second Department/Agency
3
Web Site:
http://wnysmart.org/
Other Past or Current Departments:
1992-98 Delaware Hose Co #2 City of Tonawanda Fire Dept
My Training:
firefighter 1, EMT-Basic, confined space safety, firefighting essentials,
firefighter safety and survival, inital fire attack.naemt, nremt
About Me:
i started as a first responder after witnessing my first code
i was 12 yrs old and didnt know what to do so i promised myself i would never be in that situation again, so i started with BLS CPR and continued until i was old enough to take First Responder
Day Job:
security guard /EMT
Personal Site/Profile:
http://www.myspace.com/traumacode10
Top Issues Facing Responders:
recruitment and retention, abandoned houses/arson
I Love Being in Fire/EMS Because:
putting the wet stuff on the hot stuff
THE EMT’S PRAYER


LORD GIVE ME THE SPEED TO BRING MY CARE
TO WHERE IT IS NEEDED.
GUARD MY JOURNEY, MAKE IT SAFE
WITH LIGHTS BRIGHT AND SIREN HEADED
GRANT ME THE ABILITY TO GIVE MY CARE
AND ACCEPT WHAT FATE MUST BE.
PLAESE LORD CLEAR MY HEAD AND
GUIDE THE HANDS OF THIS EMT.

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warehouse fire

check out this link http://www.wivb.com/global/video/popup/pop_playerLaunch.asp Buffalo Fire continues to battle warehouse fire Posted: June 2, 2008 11:00 AM EDT Updated: June 2, 2008 10:50 PM EDT Video On Demand Neighbors react to warehouse fire Update: Buffalo Fire continues to battle warehouse fire Bonus Video: Warehouse fire press conference Bonus Video: Aerial view of warehouse fire 2 George Richert - Live Coverage of Fire Update: Buffalo warehouse fire goes to three alarms Buffalo… Continue

Posted on June 3rd, 2008 at 12:10am — No Comments (Add)

what mistakes did you make and had a successful out come

i had my first fire at work 2 weeks ago today, a hot billett fell under a press and ignited a shovel in the basement and the oil under the floor grates, now i see why the said you never turn your back on a fire. i used 2 dry chem extinguishers. after i used the first one the fire flashed up on me, and again after the second one, until i was able to get a hose line to knock it down

the only ppe i had was an MSA AIRHAWK industrial air pack.

i had no head protection, a polyester s… Continue

Posted on November 24th, 2007 at 12:29pm — 3 Comments (Add)

THE FIREFIGHTER’S 23RD PSALM

THE FIREFIGHTER’S

23RD PSALM

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Posted on August 30th, 2007 at 11:58pm — No Comments (Add)

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At 3:58pm on April 24th, 2008, Crystal said…
Thanks you the comment on my blog

Take care and Be Safe

Crystal
~Protect Thy Brothers~
At 12:23pm on November 24th, 2007, steve price said…
i had my first fire at work 2 weeks ago today, a hot billett fell under a press and ignited a shovel in the basement and the oil under the floor grates, now i see why the said you never turn your back on a fire. i used 2 dry chem extinguishers. after i used the first one the fire flashed up on me, and again after the second one, until i was able to get a hose line to knock it down

the only ppe i had was an MSA AIRHAWK industrial air pack.

i had no head protection, a polyester shirt and pants with two layers of sweats underneath and alone into a confined space
which should have flashed
At 3:49pm on October 10th, 2007, Vincent T Del Priore said…
what i was told when they dispatch an engine you can respond. dispatch doesnt always knows how to tone out calls. that is something that you have to go on you own judgement. like the call at the water the other day she only toned it out for T-6 but i knew that we should have been toned out also. R-4 and Squad 51(and the boat) also went. but if its for an investigation then dont respond unless T-6 calls for us.
At 12:02am on October 4th, 2007, hambone22 said…
Thanks for the add bro. Stay safe in NY. Peace.
At 8:42pm on August 21st, 2007, steve price said…
just getting started here the convention is in town
hopefully i can get to go visit
 
 

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