South Carolina BS thread under new MANAGEMENT and lives in SC

@Jeffvt0508
What class are you taking? Last time I tried to get into a class, i got bumped out of it thanks to some... politics.

 

Evdt (emergency vehicle driving training) I have been dragging my feet to take the thing.. more power =greater responsibility.. I really don't wanna be in charge of wrecking the dang thing

 

Nothing to it man.. just keep your head about you, pay attention to what others are doing, and don't let adrenaline take over.

 

This is me doing hazmat .. as you can tell only retard in turnout gear sweating

 

How far are you into classes? I don't have pump ops cause of my work schedule

 

A lot of the parking garages in downtown Greenville are a bumpy mess... It feels like a hundred little speed bumps driving through it. Should I be concerned for my safety, but more importantly the safety of my truck?

 

Honestly, I haven't been able to take an in-county class in a while because of my work schedule(s). Now that I work mornings more times than none, I'd like to change that..

I'm the equivalent of Firefighter 1.. minus the title. Need to take pump ops sometime, maybe a few others.

 

I always park on top by the elevator , more chance of survival I think, plus, then I cant forget where I parked. those things have built in camber, so it it naturally bumpy. just look up when you park, if there is a chunk that looks like its gonna fall, find another spot

 

I need pump ops 1&2, firefighter 2 would like to take rescuing the rescuer.. I already have done the skills just never the class

 

Level A in summer is way worse than bunker gear. Did my Hazmat Tech WMD IC class in Texas. So much sweat. Hazmat sucks regardless. Hurts my brain.

^great advice. Don't let a Captain push past your comfort zone either. An ass chewing for going too slow hurts less than hospital time for putting the shiny side against pavement. You'll do fine driving.

 

Rescuing the rescuer is a good class. I'm same as you.. haven't taken the class, but have done the skills. They do a really good job teaching it at the Academy in Columbia.

Flammable Liquids and Gas is pretty fun to take at the Academy. I took it a couple years ago.. in July.. while an ARFF course was going on too. All kinds of radiant heat..

 

Well this parts we don't wear gear if it's hot for hazmat esp. diesel fuel.. but I had assisted flatrock Bowen with a wreck and was coming back home and just kept driving to that scene

 

Looks damn close to the safari one

 

The actual Safari one?

 

Good! You feeling better?

 

So I'm actually thinking about selling RTT and bed bars...

 

Getting there

 

Details on RTT...could be interested!

 

Why?