People in the public safety are committed to helping strangers whose lives are at stake. Meet individuals who work in fire service, emergency management services and for 9-1-1 communication services.
Using career profiles and 360 videos, Let's Go! CAREERS bring students virtually inside the work environment, especially in areas that need skilled workers.
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Captain Bobby Wampler is a Region Commander at the Lexington County EMS. Years ago, after his oldest son had heart surgery, Wampler became exposed to the hospital and health care environment. Inspired...
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Using Knowitall's Let's Go Career videos, students will be introduced to how to become a firefighter. The students will complete multiple learning activities based on the videos. The final assessment...
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Julianna Hendrix holds the rank of lieutenant at Lexington County 9-1-1 Communications. She grew up with a public safety background. Many of her family members are in public safety and she had a...
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Take a 360 video tour inside the Lexington County 9-1-1 Communications Center with Lt. Julianna Hendrix.
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Take a 360 video tour inside the Lexington County EMS ambulance with paramedic, Lisa Dawkins.
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Take a 360 video tour inside the Lexington County Fire Service, Station #30 with Captain Sean O'Neal.
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Lisa Dawkins is an EMT paramedic student at the Lexington County EMS. Dawkins has a long career in public safety. She was a police officer, a firefighter and a United States soldier. Being a paramedic...
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Michael Roberson is an engineer at the Lexington County Fire service. His day-to-day experiences at Station #30 include being responsible for three trucks, an engine, a tanker and a brush truck. He...
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Sean O'Neal is the captain at Station #30 of the Lexington County Fire Service. O'Neal is in charge of scheduling the firefighters under his supervision, as well as providing support. The steps to...
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Major Steven Bowers is the Compliance Manager at Lexington County 9-1-1 Communications. He started working for Lexington County Communications about eight years ago. Bowers explains he is one of the...