This article centres on emotions within the Swedish rescue services in terms of the concepts of emotional regime and emotional pasts, partly with a focus on the role of emotional pasts in emotional regimes, partly on how the (re)construction of emotional pasts relates to the organisation of the workplace. The empirical material consists of qualitative interviews with five female and 13 male firefighters in Sweden, aged 28–58. Results show that individual experiences are used as emotional pasts to define work situations in the present and that work teams, through informal conversations and formal debriefing, create stories out of central events, thus constructing shared emotional pasts. All in all, the analysis shows that temporalities and their narrative expressions are a vital part of how emotional regimes are sustained within the rescue services, which has implications for the understanding of the rescue services as an organisation.

本文从情绪状态和情绪过去的概念角度关注瑞典救援服务中的情绪，部分关注情绪过去在情绪状态中的作用，部分关注情绪过去的（重建）如何与工作场所的组织。实证材料包括对瑞典 5 名女性和 13 名男性消防员的定性访谈，年龄在 28-58 岁之间。结果表明，个人经历被用作情感过去来定义当前的工作情况，工作团队通过非正式对话和正式汇报，从中心事件中创造故事，从而构建共享的情感过去。总而言之，分析表明，时间性及其叙事表达是救援服务中情绪状态维持的重要组成部分，