Clean It Up
UK Window Cleaning Forum => Window Cleaning Forum => Topic started by: steve k on July 29, 2007, 05:54:57 pm
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Passed my medical, kit issued, training completed...3 extremely intensive training days 1:1 with training school staff to bring me back up to speed.
On Monday, I was cleaning the windows of a local school and on Friday, I was in breathing apparatus in a controlled fire to experience in operational conditions the rapid development of a fire into a Flashover situation...!!
I am now booked on shifts right through till the end of the year and start my first shift on 7/8/07.
I will not be posting as much, if at all, so I will wish you all well...good health, happiness to you all and the ones that count in your lives... ;)
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Good luck you handsome brute ;)
tony
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P.S. Bet you're back soon posting pics of the mileometer on the fire engine & telling us all how quick a fire can be put out ;D
tony
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Good Luck Steve
Keep us posted of how you get on.
All the best
Dave
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Good luck Steve and stay safe ;)
Get a shave, and don't come on here bragging about how big your water tank is ;D ;D
Hey! where about in Liverpool are you?? I'm up your way in a couple of months, I was born in wavertree.
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I reckon your getting a job as a kissogram in that get up steve LOL,good luck and be safe.
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All the best, I have enjoyed reading your posts.
Dont forget us all, drop a post now and again.
Take care Roy
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Passed my medical, kit issued, training completed...3 extremely intensive training days 1:1 with training school staff to bring me back up to speed.
On Monday, I was cleaning the windows of a local school and on Friday, I was in breathing apparatus in a controlled fire to experience in operational conditions the rapid development of a fire into a Flashover situation...!!
I am now booked on shifts right through till the end of the year and start my first shift on 7/8/07.
I will not be posting as much, if at all, so I will wish you all well...good health, happiness to you all and the ones that count in your lives... ;)
(http://i18.photobucket.com/albums/b105/stek67/000_1140.jpg)
all the best in our new job steve, just think steve, you will never forget wfp, every time you pull that fire hose out, you will think of window cleaning ;D good luck m8, hey guys could you imagine having a second hand fire engine as a van mount
the water would last for 2 weeks lol, and the raffic wardens would not bother you in town he he
heres 1 for sale, and its cheaper than a van mount ;D ;D
http://www.limos4sale.co.uk/limousines2/2022.html
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stay safe steve
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Steve,
All the best mate.
I was a retained Fire Fighter for 4 years here in Louth, Lincs.
Louth is a prety busy Retained station so I had to pack it in.........to much time of my job. I would have gone F/T but , unlike you, I didn't think I was up to the extra training involved.
But Search and rescue BA training was great fun and I went on 2 Fire behavior courses, comartment entry prosedures..............nearly boiled my ears.............too much water in gas cooling!!!!!
E-Mail me at
david@salkeld95.freeserve.co.uk
to let me know how you go on
David Salkeld
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Good luck steve your a brave guy and i respect you for having the bravery and courage to do the job you are about to start
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Best of good fortune to you Steve - working the pool is going to be fun , but you already know that :) I used to work in the pool years ago and you start your first shift on my birthday - and its a big one!
All the best mate I will miss your posts, comments and observations
regards to you mate.
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Come back and update us now and then- used to be retained, Maybe at Christmas.
Good decision, climb up that ladder and dont forget 3 point contact :)
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Blimey - I didn't know Steve K looked like George Clooney's younger brother!
Bet Jan K, Lizzy, Sarah (and Tosh! ;D) will be blubbing at your departure!
All the best Steve! Post occasionally and let us know how you're doing.
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Good Luck Steve K - I wish you well in your new chosen path.
Funny how the past & present jobs had connections with hose pipes aye ;)
Seriously, be happy, keep safe and most of all, enjoy the ride.
Lizzy
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Best of luck Steve........ Keep safe..
Bazz...
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Steve, Good luck mate. I'm at the age now that I wished I'd made better pension arrangements, Your doing the right thing. Keep us posted on how your doing. Dai
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thank you all for your kind wishes... :)
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Best of luck Steve. You think and catch on very fast, i'm sure you'll be an asset to the fire service.
Hopefully you'll still come on here all guns blazing from time to time.
Regards Clive
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i enjoyed reading your posts. To the point. Informative.
good luck and stay safe.
mark
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good look take care
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good luck stevie thanks for the work at christmas mate
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8) good luck mate 8)
all the best ;)
brett
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I remember reading some of steve k's original posts, i think he used a different user name. Its a bit sad to think that your leaving us, but I guess progress is progress.
Have Fun :D
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Be careful on those ladders mate! ;D
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the only thing you will be pollishing now is your shoes and a dividing breaching lol all the best mate dont forget you have four days off to catch the cream of your old custom
so give me ten bar to the third floor and a two men ba crew right away search and rescue on the third floor ;D ;D
keep your crew safe and drive like a nutter
all the best shammy davis p04a3 strathclyde
now you really get to play with the real wfp boys
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Good luck mate. I did a bit of firefighter training as part of my sea survival course when I was a sailor in the Army 'Honest, I was a sailor in the Army!' Anyway I know how hard it is with the B/A equipment on going into rooms with zero visibility. Good luck again mate and I hope you enjoy sitting around the station playing snooker when there is no fires to attend.
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Good luck mate! stay safe!