
Joseph Light
Fire/Rescue Lieutenant at FDNY Rescue Company 3; 2026 Medal Day honoree for lifesaving action
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Jul 28, 2026
Downed firefighter rescued at fifth-alarm e-bike fire in the Bronx with FDNY Lieutenant Joseph Light
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Jason CasconeHOST
Were there any people specifically that stand out to you who were special in your career? And what were the lessons learned?

Joseph LightGUEST
Well, I would have to say there's been numerous people, you know, co-workers and supervisors that I've worked with throughout the years that have a major impact on my career and what I've learned and the mindset that it takes to stay open to continue learning over years.

Joseph LightGUEST
Again, it's mostly about being into the job, understanding what's expected of you.

Joseph LightGUEST
The knowledge of tactics, the knowledge of tools, and knowledge of operations, you need to have that.

Joseph LightGUEST
You need to have that in your toolbox to be effective and to stay open to the newer stuff, whether it be equipment or techniques or tactics or stuff like that.

Jason CasconeHOST
advice do you have for me and my generation coming up behind you? What wisdom do you have for us?