•Thursday July, 3 2014 @ 08:52 Nature: Structure Fire Address: 100 E Carroll St Salisbury, MD 21801
Just because a call is dispatched as a structure fire doesn't mean it is a structure fire. Burnt pop corn in the microwave doesn't constitute a structure fire. This dispatcher should be fired for trying to make mountains out of mole hills. He is constantly making calls sound bigger than they are. Even with the "stabbings" and "shootings."
It's time to recruit and retain volunteers. Yes I mean actually recruit and retain volunteers. Then get rid of all of the paid firemen.
Yeah, I was at the nurse's station on 5 West when the Code Red was called. I went down and the firefighters has hoses out and all kinds of equipment. It WAS popcorn in a microwave. What a zoo!
•Thursday July, 3 2014 @ 08:52 Nature: Structure Fire Address: 100 E Carroll St Salisbury, MD 21801
Just because a call is dispatched as a structure fire doesn't mean it is a structure fire. Burnt pop corn in the microwave doesn't constitute a structure fire. This dispatcher should be fired for trying to make mountains out of mole hills. He is constantly making calls sound bigger than they are. Even with the "stabbings" and "shootings."
It's time to recruit and retain volunteers. Yes I mean actually recruit and retain volunteers. Then get rid of all of the paid firemen.
July 4, 2014 at 7:06 PM Well now Mr/Ms Anon I suppose you think the Central Alarm dispatchers have crystal balls and are expert mind readers. These people only dispatch on information that is given to them at the time of the call. Information given by a caller to a dispatcher is NEVER second-guessed. Just look at the news and you will see what happens when dispatchers second-guess what they are told.
Lt. Cramer Achieves Certification as a Fire Protection Specialist.
Tuesday, June 17, 2014
The Salisbury Fire Department is proud to announce that Lieutenant Eric Cramer has achieved certification as a Fire Protection Specialist from the Certified Fire Protection Specialist Board. The Certified Fire Protection Board (CFPS) was formed in 1971 for the purpose of documenting competency and offering professional recognition for the individuals involved in fire protection, fire safety, and fire prevention. In 1998, CFPS and NFPA partnered to jointly offer this highly regarded certification program. The CFPS Board credential is internationally recognized as a mark of achievement within the fire protection field. This group of professionals included risk managers, loss control specialists, fire officers, fire marshals, fire inspectors, safety managers, fire protection consultants, designers, code enforcers, loss prevention professionals, building code officials, commercial real estate managers and others who have responsibilities dealing with the application of fire safety, fire protection, prevention, and suppression technologies. This coupled with his recent certification as a Fire Inspector III and Fire Plans Examiner place the City of Salisbury in a great position to provide for the fire and life safety of the citizens and visitors to the City of Salisbury through fire and life safety plan review, compliance inspections, and fire protection consultation.
Yes lets get rid of them paid firemen ! Now. Lets get that scanner on and listen to the re-alerts and failed responses. If they do get out, lets load up in the car and watch the circus.
All EMS calls.
ReplyDelete•Thursday July, 3 2014 @ 08:52 Nature: Structure Fire Address: 100 E Carroll St Salisbury, MD 21801
Just because a call is dispatched as a structure fire doesn't mean it is a structure fire. Burnt pop corn in the microwave doesn't constitute a structure fire. This dispatcher should be fired for trying to make mountains out of mole hills. He is constantly making calls sound bigger than they are. Even with the "stabbings" and "shootings."
It's time to recruit and retain volunteers. Yes I mean actually recruit and retain volunteers. Then get rid of all of the paid firemen.
Yeah, I was at the nurse's station on 5 West when the Code Red was called. I went down and the firefighters has hoses out and all kinds of equipment. It WAS popcorn in a microwave. What a zoo!
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•Thursday July, 3 2014 @ 08:52 Nature: Structure Fire Address: 100 E Carroll St Salisbury, MD 21801
Just because a call is dispatched as a structure fire doesn't mean it is a structure fire. Burnt pop corn in the microwave doesn't constitute a structure fire. This dispatcher should be fired for trying to make mountains out of mole hills. He is constantly making calls sound bigger than they are. Even with the "stabbings" and "shootings."
It's time to recruit and retain volunteers. Yes I mean actually recruit and retain volunteers. Then get rid of all of the paid firemen.
July 4, 2014 at 7:06 PM
Well now Mr/Ms Anon I suppose you think the Central Alarm dispatchers have crystal balls and are expert mind readers. These people only dispatch on information that is given to them at the time of the call. Information given by a caller to a dispatcher is NEVER second-guessed. Just look at the news and you will see what happens when dispatchers second-guess what they are told.
Press Release:
ReplyDeleteLt. Cramer Achieves Certification as a Fire Protection Specialist.
Tuesday, June 17, 2014
The Salisbury Fire Department is proud to announce that Lieutenant Eric Cramer has achieved certification as a Fire Protection Specialist from the Certified Fire Protection Specialist Board. The Certified Fire Protection Board (CFPS) was formed in 1971 for the purpose of documenting competency and offering professional recognition for the individuals involved in fire protection, fire safety, and fire prevention. In 1998, CFPS and NFPA partnered to jointly offer this highly regarded certification program. The CFPS Board credential is internationally recognized as a mark of achievement within the fire protection field. This group of professionals included risk managers, loss control specialists, fire officers, fire marshals, fire inspectors, safety managers, fire protection consultants, designers, code enforcers, loss prevention professionals, building code officials, commercial real estate managers and others who have responsibilities dealing with the application of fire safety, fire protection, prevention, and suppression technologies. This coupled with his recent certification as a Fire Inspector III and Fire Plans Examiner place the City of Salisbury in a great position to provide for the fire and life safety of the citizens and visitors to the City of Salisbury through fire and life safety plan review, compliance inspections, and fire protection consultation.
Eric Cramer. LMBO
ReplyDeleteIsn't he the guy his baby momma daddy was gonna beat up when he was married.
Yes lets get rid of them paid firemen ! Now. Lets get that scanner on and listen to the re-alerts and failed responses. If they do get out, lets load up in the car and watch the circus.
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