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Never thought I would ever say this but next month I'm going to a toga party :lol:
toga! Toga! TOGA!
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Never thought I would ever say this but next month I'm going to a toga party :lol:
SAFD is hiring soon Sadly none of the other good places to work around here are hiring any time soon
and Sussex County EMS in DE
A little bird told me they were hiring soon and their website says the same thing.
I heard rumors another company on the Left Coast is hiring and isn't in CA.
Pretty sure my unit is going to explode. In order for the AC to actually be cold we have to set it on high idle when posted in the 100+ degree heat. The high idle on this unit is set to 5,000 RPM. This will be fun.
Pretty sure my unit is going to explode. In order for the AC to actually be cold we have to set it on high idle when posted in the 100+ degree heat. The high idle on this unit is set to 5,000 RPM. This will be fun.
Hope it's a gas engine, 5k RPM is pretty high for a diesel.
Hey fire, is your ambulance high idle on a switch?
I'm betting it's the parking break petal.
Ugh. 22 month old. Dandy–Walker syndrome. Status seizures.
I don't like kid calls.
Yep. Whenever the parking brake is engaged the high idle comes on.
And yeah 5k RPM on any engine is not good. That unit is our back up to our back up. Mechanic said he will look at it. If it goes out of service then we are either going to get the day off (if we want), use an ALS ambulance for BLS calls, or use our CCT rig for BLS calls.
I feel so spoiled with our trucks rarely ever having mechanical issues, two mostly fulltime mechanics for a fleet of 35 ambulances that are 2010 and newer means they're always running pretty well and the a/c is always cold. Of course we don't see the same long stretches of 100 degree temps you do, but it happens. Dem gas engines are quiet too.
Is it bad that in the Boston area, that is effectively proof of which company you work for? Most people would have posted, "Yeah, we have a mix of trucks. Some are beat to :censored: but run okay, some are about 10k miles from the car crusher, and some are only a couple of years old, but you'd never know it."
Yes haha, I realize it's a dead give away for those familiar with the Boston area. For a variety of reasons I don't make it directly public for whom I work for, but I care not if people know. I'm plenty forthcoming with PMs and I have nothing bad to say about the company but I am not going to say "I work at #*(#$*( company," just to be safe.
dang i was in downtown boston yesterday. I took photos of some ambos. Maybe you're in one