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Firefighter

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Firefighters and firefighting managers tackle a wide range of emergency situations. Over recent years, the focus has turned to prevention rather than purely intervention. This means that firefighters spend an increasing amount of their time talking to the public and businesses, helping to increase the level of awareness and prevent incidents from happening in the first place.

Their work in community fire safety may involve:

Paramedic

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Paramedics are often one of the first healthcare professionals on the scene of any accident or medical emergency. They are usually one of a two-person ambulance crew, with an emergency care assistant or ambulance technician to assist them. However, they might work on their own, using a motorbike, emergency response car or even a bicycle to reach their patients. With extra training, they could also become members of an air ambulance crew.

Profile: Insights into Being a Woman Firefighter

Firefighters are born, not made. Even if they don’t know it initially, the qualities that characterise a firefighter are essential in personality and make-up. It requires mental strength and agility - and a natural concern for other people and the community. Sure, you need special training to become a Firefighter, but if you’ve got the essentials, the Fire Service will provide the training.

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A Career in the Police

How do I apply? Am I eligible? What are the promotion prospects? Here are the answers to some of the most frequently asked questions re a career with the police. For a full list of questions and much more information, including profiles, who's recruiting, different roles etc visit the www.policecouldyou.co.uk website.

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Fire Risk Engineering at Glasgow Caledonian University

As an expert in Fire Safety Design and Regulation, you will be protecting people and the buildings they live and work in. Fire Risk Engineering is a comparatively new discipline, and the Fire Risk Engineering degree is the only programme of its kind in Scotland. Accredited by the Institution of Fire Engineers it also provides maximum exemptions from the exams of the Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors.

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