What's the difference between volunteer firefighters and full-time firefighters?

Volunteer firefighters are generally engaged in fire fighting work by the staff of each unit without leaving their jobs, and generally have the characteristics of part-time work.

Full-time firefighters are relative to amateur firefighters. What's the difference between volunteer firefighters and full-time firefighters?

One is the contract system, that is, like a worker, the fire brigade hires you temporarily. The other is active duty, that is, soldiers. Food and shelter are the same, but the treatment is different, and the treatment of full-time firefighters is lower.

Volunteer firefighters are generally engaged in fire fighting work by the staff of each unit without leaving their jobs, and generally have the characteristics of part-time work. And full-time firefighters refer to people who specialize in fire control work. Its essential difference lies in: whether it is professional or not, whether it is specialized in fire fighting. Because the main task of firemen is to rescue and relieve the fire danger, it is not a job with fixed time and many people waiting for duty for a long time. Therefore, amateur firefighters can meet the requirements of being able to deal with fires without occupying the establishment at ordinary times. The fire brigade still has a lot of work to be maintained by some fixed personnel, including field work and housekeeping, such as a small number of on-call personnel, full-time fire trainers, fire truck drivers, office fire alarm telephone attendants and so on. They are all "full-time firefighters".