BOMBEIRO CIVIL: 8 Dicas Definitivas de Como se Preparar para VAGAS de Bombeiro Civil

▶️ Enroll in the Online Training on Structural Fire Prevention and Fighting: https://go.hotmart.com/K68988081S ▶️ Subscribe to the Channel: https://bit.ly/InscrevaseUSCI ▶️ Our page: https://usci.com.br ▶️ Instagram:   / fabricionogueira.usci   ▶️ Facebook:   / fabricionogueirausci   ▶️ Learn about the Structural Fire Specialization: https://epcie.com.br/usci ▶️ Learn about the Forest Fire Specialization: https://gcbrazil.com.br/especialista-... CIVIL FIREFIGHTER: 8 definitive tips on how to prepare for Civil Firefighter JOBS Hi, do you know what the... What are the key differentiators companies look for when hiring civilian firefighters, and what qualities should a civilian firefighter possess to be promoted after they've been hired? This video aims to answer a very common question among civilian firefighters: What courses do I need to take that will make a difference in a job interview in this field? And after being hired: What do companies value in a civilian firefighter? I see many people with this type of question, and the result is unnecessary spending on specializations and courses that companies don't see as a differentiator for a civilian firefighter position or for an internal promotion. To be more objective, I've separated some points and course guidelines recommended by these two large companies: The first point mentioned (AND THERE'S NO WAY TO ESCAPE THIS) 1. Experience - they emphasize A DEGREE OF EXPERIENCE. When companies talk about a degree of experience in the role of a civilian firefighter, they are not ONLY talking about having already worked in the field. Of course, that's a good differentiator, but there are options for those who have never worked in the field. Lack of experience can be easily compensated for by a lot of study, which is another point I'll talk about later... and understanding the routine of a civilian firefighter in different facilities. For example, the routine of a civilian firefighter working in a shopping mall is different from that of an industrial civilian firefighter, but how will you know this if you've never worked in the area... The FIRST tip is to look for friends who already work as civilian firefighters and better understand their daily work. If you are still studying, go to your instructor and seek more information about the daily life of a civilian firefighter... IF YOU don't have any of these options or It doesn't come across as safe or very simple, the information passed on suggests you buy my civil firefighter prevention course. I spent the day with a camera following the civil firefighter in different facilities... In the interview room, the interviewer doesn't want to know that you only know about emergencies. Emergencies don't happen every day... you're not going to rappel down every day to look for a victim. We know that... Understanding a little more about the day-to-day life of a firefighter brings the experience that companies are looking for, and only talking about how the training was is a cry for help highlighting the lack of it. Also regarding replacing the lack of experience, it is necessary to draw attention to the need for A LOT OF STUDY. Few civil firefighters manage to demonstrate knowledge at the time of the interview. They usually talk little about theoretical knowledge related to the function of a civil firefighter itself and always talk a lot about civil firefighter training. Dude, talk as little as possible about practical training, always answer whenever possible based on standards, even if you don't know the standard number, but explain that there is a standard that points out this specific point and in the following way. To achieve this, only with heavier study. This certainly makes a difference in the career of a civilian firefighter. Few civilian firefighters study as they should. 2 - COURSES: People, always take courses geared towards the local market. Don't get lost in civilian firefighter courses that you think are cool or popular courses that everyone takes. There's an added complication: money is usually tight, so focus on some civilian firefighter courses initially focused on understanding the hydraulic fire-fighting system. This is a huge differentiator. A civilian firefighter should have at least a basic understanding of how a pump works. The word "firefighter" comes from "pump," doesn't it? Companies pointed out that civilian firefighters with courses in this area are a dream job; these guys are rare. Focus especially on the part related to testing, inspections, and maintenance of hydrant and sprinkler systems. They also pointed out that courses like NR 20, 33, and NR 35 are a differentiator for civilian firefighter jobs in URBAN CENTERS, remembering that NR 20 is more geared towards industry. In cities with easy access to rural areas, companies have indicated that courses on capturing venomous animals are offered. ▶️Sign up for the Online Training in Pr...