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ORLANDO, Fla. — Orlando firefighters were out in August working toward their Ladder Truck certification, hands-on training designed to build the skills, confidence and teamwork needed to safely operate aerial apparatus during fires, rescues and other emergencies.
Crews took advantage of the cooler morning hours to complete quality training before the heat set in.
Learn what the newest What Firefighters Want survey reveals about training access, quality, effectiveness and the barriers departments face
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