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@slicknasty36 i have asthma and my training isnt affected at all with an SCBA,running,climbing ladders,stairs etc.trust me if you can run three miles the SCBA is no problem with asthma
kingoffools13 1 year ago
yeah i see that now missed it the first time
butthead361 1 year ago
he's got the safety glasses on...
JSmithMVEMT 1 year ago
It didn't DQ me i do just fine with a SCBA and all the work heck i even smoke so you should have no problem
butthead361 2 years ago
Its called a face shield. USE IT
butthead361 2 years ago
No the SCBA is positive pressure so you have the need amount of air for breathing, its just getting use to the face piece. Some people feel claustrophobic when putting on the mask. That's why I say you could run into problems. Now we do SCBA confidence drills and they tamper with your air supply so you're not always getting a full breath of air. I don't know I suggest talking with someone who is a FF and has asthma.
Adhesiveputty 2 years ago
thanks man. what happens with the SCBA? does it like only give you a little bit of air?
slicknasty36 2 years ago
I would say as long as it does not affect your ability to do the work on the fire grounds/ in training you should be ok. You could run into problems when wearing the SCBA though. Not sure I have not seen anyone with asthma so I'm just throwing MO in there.
Adhesiveputty 2 years ago
got a question for ya. does having mild asthma DQ you from being able to go the academy?
slicknasty36 2 years ago