Drives emergency vehicles to emergency scenes; Responds to alarms and performs entry, search, rescue, attack, extrication, and ventilation tasks at fires and other emergencies; Operates emergency apparatus and equipment at emergency scenes; Performs fire scene size-up and attack; Performs functions as an emergency medical technician or paramedic; Evaluates conditions of patients by questions, observations, or hands-on assessment to determine the type of help needed and the appropriate rescue technique; Carries patients on stretchers, backboards, or wheelchairs, with assistance of others, up or down stairs, around turns, and through openings; Transports victims and equipment in emergency situations; Performs cleanup and overhaul work at the fire scene; Maintains fire apparatus, fire equipment, fire station grounds, and emergency medical equipment; Inspects residential, commercial and industrial buildings, grounds, andfire hydrants to discover and eliminate potential fire hazards; Participates in continuing training and instruction programs; Conducts public education and fire prevention programs; May be required to obtain specialized training and certifications; May respond to major alarms while off-duty as directed. Specifics about these benefit opportunities and eligibility can be discussed with one of the Citys human resources professionals at the time of your interview or by contacting the Department of Human Resources, Labor Relations Office at (614)645-7206 for further information.