Aaron Robbins

33, Male

Asheboro, NC

United States

Profile Information:

Type of Organization
Fire/Rescue Department - Volunteer
Job Function
Firefighter / EMT-Basic
Years in Fire/EMS:
3 yrs
Primary Fire/EMS Department:
Ulah Volunteer Fire Department
Years With Department/Agency
2 yrs
My Training:
ICS 200, EMT, EMC, Water Supplies, Fire Behavior, PPE, Fire Alarms & Communication Systems, Portable Fire Extinguishers, Salvage, Overhaul, Fire Safety & Organization, 2 Live Burns, Fire Control, Ropes, Foam Fire Streams, Building Construction, Ventilation, Hybrid Vehicle Response, Fire Prevention, Cause, & Education, Sprinklers, Rescue, Fire Hose, Streams, & Appliances,
About Me:
Well my name is Aaron Robbins and i am so thankful to have the best girl friend in the whole world named Kristina she is also a FF. I hang out with a lot of the guys and girls from the station and iam a senior in high school and cant wait till i get my dream job.
Relationship Status:
In a Relationship
Why I Joined Fire/EMS
It's in my blood
Why I Love Fire/EMS
Helping people and the rush

Comment Wall:

  • Jim aka Bick

    HELLO AND WELCOME TO THE FFN . FEEL FREE TO ADD ME AS A FRIEND IF YOU WANT TO, ONE CAN NEVER HAVE TOO MANY FRIENDS IN THIS WORLD . HAVE A GREAT 08 AND STAY SAFE OUT THERE.
  • Trey Taylor

    hey, welcome to ffn. what all does an explorer do? my little brother is lookin at that program & Id like to know what yall do.
  • Trey Taylor

    ok. thanks yall be safe out there. post ur videos & pics so we can all see 'em. holler
  • Shelby Frame

    heyy
  • Ray Evans Jr

    How do you like the job so far bro
  • Joel Swanson

    Cool, it just seemed funny I tought I was looking at the west side of our station.
    Hey, Take Care & Stay Safe Out There...
  • Lt.Dan

    cold and wet dont want to go out again today
  • Lt.Dan

    The weather is not good today its a mix of rain sleet ,snow and wind.
  • Shelby Frame

    I'm good how are you?
    Yeah I like them, Do you?
  • Ray Evans Jr

    For some of us I think it's a way of life, it's one of the few constants in our lifes. The old saying 150 years of tradition unimpeaded by progress. I know I would be lost with out it or the friends that come with it.
  • Joel Swanson

    Thanks for the ADD, Aaron!
    Have A Good Night , tonight...
  • Shelby Frame

    Well I like the green trucks.
  • Trey Taylor

    good. things are good. hows it been for you?
  • Trey Taylor

    Its about 30 minutes south of Tallahassee. Its the county right underneath Tally.
  • Trey Taylor

    its real small most people have never heard of it. yall get any of the weather that has went through the last few days?
  • Ricky Woronka

    Hello. To answer your question, it really all depends.. As far as Active Duty Army firefighting I would say probably civilian firefighting is a little better. Now as a DoD Civilian Firefighter, they don't get nearly as many fires as civilian (non-DoD) departments do, but w/good mutual aid agreements you can get some. Now the DoD is great for certifications. You can do all your certs (self-study) for free. They are really big into certs. I have been both (Civilian and Military) and each presents there own challenges. You will porbably see more interesting calls outside a military installation, DoD is just really good when it comes to fire prevention. Now the benefits and pay are probably better DoD than Civilian. Like I said it really all depends on what you like and what you want to do...Either way they are both Firefighters and I respect anyone (volunteer or career) military or civilian that wants to do this outstanding job. Hope this helps a little, just remember each department has it's own set of challenges and every dept. is only as good as what you put into it.
  • Trey Taylor

    The dept up here where Im at has been runnin like crazy the last couple of days. All these college kids out gettin crazy.
  • Ricky Woronka

    No prob... Air Force (Pope) has a crash rescue mission also (Most military Installations do) so you might have seen their crash trucks (Airport FF) and the Air Force also buys a lot of 4x4 structural engines too. The truck you see in my pics is a deployable Army Tactical Fire Fighting Truck (TFFT). It can do crash (Pump and Roll), structural, and wildland. The DoD buys some neat (sometimes not as functional as need be) apparatus :).... Stay Safe
  • Greg Thomas

    western NC. near asheville NC.
  • Richard Lovick

    No. Thats about 3 hrs south of me. We did have a big Industrial Silo Fire the other night. It was filled with wood chips and it was rolling when I got there. We were on scene for 15 hrs trying to get it out. It was the night of the 16th when it was cold and raining mixed with a little snow.
  • Darren

    THANKS I WHENT AND TOOK PROPANE EMERGENCY AT THE ALABAMA FIRE COLLEGE IN SEPTEMBER. THAT WAS A RUSH BIG TIME!!!!! DO YOU HAVE ANY SNOW IN NC YET? LATER MAN BE SAFE
  • ARFFPR

    STAY SAFE BROTHER!
  • Joe Campbell aka Cutty

    Hey My NC Brother!!
    Thanks for the add... You'll have to drop in the next time you're in Ashville
    Stay Safe
    Cutty
  • Joel

    I don't know but they say it is the Mexican border.
  • Joel

    A Wildland Firefighter told me about it. But I found it on the web.
  • Richard Lovick

    Do u have any info on the Weekend school that asheboro will be haveig n march of april? Want to try to go up. Only been up there to the Zoo. Give me a shout. Later
  • Brent

    hey thanks for the request
  • Kristen K

    thank you for the welcome stay safe out there!!!
  • CHRIS SIMMONS

    HEY HAVE SOME OF YOUR FRIENDS ADD ME I'M NEW AT THIS SITE AND NOT FOR SURE HOW TO SEARCH
  • Dawn Daly

    I like your page. Thanks for adding me keep in touch!
  • Dawn Daly

    I am doing great! How is the weather there? Busy? We have been really busy here.
  • Da Fire Rescue Girl !!!

    hey this is ashley did you have a myspace
  • Da Fire Rescue Girl !!!

    ok that is cool