The phrase "a firefighter emergency" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a situation that requires the immediate attention of firefighters, typically involving a fire or other emergency that necessitates their response.
Example: "The town declared a state of emergency due to a firefighter emergency caused by the raging wildfires."
Alternatives: "fire emergency" or "firefighting crisis".
Starting out as a firefighter and emergency medical technician, Fugate has spent his entire career as a public servant in emergency management.
"I've always kind of felt that she was the one," said Mr. Hulme, now 36 and a firefighter and emergency medical technician based at the Army Aberdeen Proving Ground in Maryland.
He received more than 500 hours of training as a firefighter and emergency medical technician while he worked in the capital as a legislative assistant to Representative Bob Franks and a special assistant at the Environmental Protection Agency.
Aftershocks in the Emilia-Romagna region continued to bring down damaged buildings during the day, injuring a firefighter, as emergency services scrambled to find temporary shelter for residents afraid to return home.
The first tier is comprised of 14 EMS agencies, which comprise firefighter emergency medical technicians trained in basic life support (BLS).
The ambulances that were at the scene have started to move and there's a large amount of firefighters, emergency staff, military, and policemen still there — but the situation is calmer than it was a couple of hours ago.
She was a special education teacher, a firefighter, and an emergency medical technician.
Matthew, now 25, lives near Albuquerque, is engaged and works as a firefighter and an emergency medical technician, she said.
Eric Wagner, a firefighter and the emergency medical services coordinator at the airport, said it evaluates a person's breathing and heart rate before recommending to shock or not.
Last month, Mr. Sutton's department started offering four courses a week to teach police officers, firefighters, emergency medical workers and others how to recognize weapons of mass destruction.
