Efforts are afoot to ensure that the job description of firefighters of the Barbados Fire Service is in accordance with international firefighting requirements.In this regard, as part of the training of new fire officers, they will now be required to become Emergency Medical Technicians (EMTs). Chief Fire officer, Errol Maynard made that revelation yesterday after a service at the Bethel Methodist Church, Bay Street, The City to mark Fire Service Week.“Every firefighter internationally, as a matter of fact, the requirements for firefighting in the industry is that all firefighters should actually be EMTs and we are building out that making sure that we can function at the international level. So, we are now making sure we bridge that gap,” Maynard said.The introduction of EMT courses, which commenced several years ago, is an ongoing initiative designed to increase emergency response capabilities. This is in addition to a search and rescue and water rescue that all recruits undertak
The Sekondi Diocese of the Methodist Church of Ghana, has inaugurated the Chiefs and Queen Mothers Association to spur Godly leadership and positive direction in the church and in society at large The Right Reverend Bishop Daniel De-Graft Brace, the Diocesan Bishop, described traditional leaders as embodiment of wisdom, knowledge…
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