Supervisory Wildland Firefighter (Wildland Fire Operations Specialist) - High Complexity U.S. Department of the InteriorSupervisory Wildland Firefighter (Wildland Fire Operations Specialist) - High ComplexityFort Collins, CO$78,166–$101,609 / yearPhysical Demands: Arduous exertion for protracted periods of time such as, but not limited to, extensive running, walking, climbing, kneeling, stooping, pulling hoses, jumping and twisting, prolonged standing, walking over uneven ground, and recurring bending, reaching, lifting and carrying of items weighing over 50 pounds and shared lifting and carrying of heavier items, and similar activities requiring at least average agility and dexterity. In addition to the online application (resume and responses to the questionnaire), you are required to submit the following supplemental documentation as applicable: IFPM Requirement: You must provide a copy of your Incident Qualification and Certification System (IQCS) Master Record or other equivalent documentation which verifies you meet the required NWCG minimum qualifications for this IFPM position.
Supervisory Wildland Firefighter (Assistant IHC Superintendent) U.S. Department of the InteriorSupervisory Wildland Firefighter (Assistant IHC Superintendent)Boulder, CO$67,617–$87,899 / yearPhysical Demands: Arduous exertion for protracted periods of time such as, but not limited to, extensive running, walking, climbing, kneeling, stooping, pulling hoses, jumping and twisting, prolonged standing, walking over uneven ground, and recurring bending, reaching, lifting and carrying of items weighing over 50 pounds and shared lifting and carrying of heavier items, and similar activities requiring at least average agility and dexterity. Examples of specialized experience include: performing wildland fire suppression activities within an IHC or similarly constructed component of a wildland fire management program; mentoring and leading small groups of lower graded crewmembers performing wildland fire duties; and analyzing and predicting fire behavior when responding to wildland fire incidents.
DFPC Firefighter V: Battalion Chief - San Juan River Region State of ColoradoDFPC Firefighter V: Battalion Chief - San Juan River RegionDurango, CO$7,149–$8,580 / yearThis includes, but is not limited to: Directs the State's wildland fire programs within their assigned region; Acts as State's subject matter expert for wildland fire response, incident business management practices including State cooperator reimbursement process; Interprets existing policies, rules and legislation related to wildland fire and incident response and implements/communicates to external agencies and internal personnel; identifies issues and areas for improvement in policy, guidelines, and operating plans, and provides and recommends changes as needed to maintain and improve effectiveness of programs. Provides mediation where appropriate; Represents the DFPC, other state agencies, counties, and local fire agencies on interagency regional groups, committees, meetings etc; Is the first primary point of contact representing DFPC and its authorities for local agencies in the regions, maintains relationships with Interagency partners in assigned regions, including Federal, State, county and local fire representatives and agencies.
NewDFPC WFMS Firefighter V: Aviation Specialist (Montrose) State of ColoradoDFPC WFMS Firefighter V: Aviation Specialist (Montrose)Montrose, CO$7,149–$8,580 / yearThis includes, but is not limited to: Provides direction, oversight, support and training to assigned Captains; evaluates assigned resource's projects, schedules and work load; Based on general guidance from the DFPC Director, by and through the WFMS Chief, develops professional development plans for assigned employees and oversees implementation of the goals and mission from the District leadership to support all WFMS programs and incident response; Develops work plans and schedules for subordinate staff including, but not limited to, training programs for staff and customers, internal and external outreach and education, statistical reporting, and overall preparation for emergency response; Oversees the coordination of assigned resource's schedules, prioritizes tasks and logistical needs, provides project context and background, and provides training and support to assigned staff. If you appeal, your appeal must be submitted in writing on the official appeal form, signed by you or your representative, and received at the following address within 10 days of your receipt of notice or knowledge of the action: Colorado State Personnel Board/State Personnel Director, Attn: Appeals Processing, 1525 Sherman Street, 4th Floor, Denver, CO 80203.
NewDFPC WFMS Firefighter V: Aviation Specialist (Broomfield or Penrose) State of ColoradoDFPC WFMS Firefighter V: Aviation Specialist (Broomfield or Penrose)Penrose, CO$7,149–$8,580 / yearThis includes, but is not limited to: Provides direction, oversight, support and training to assigned Captains; evaluates assigned resource's projects, schedules and work load; Based on general guidance from the DFPC Director, by and through the WFMS Chief, develops professional development plans for assigned employees and oversees implementation of the goals and mission from the District leadership to support all WFMS programs and incident response; Develops work plans and schedules for subordinate staff including, but not limited to, training programs for staff and customers, internal and external outreach and education, statistical reporting, and overall preparation for emergency response; Oversees the coordination of assigned resource's schedules, prioritizes tasks and logistical needs, provides project context and background, and provides training and support to assigned staff. If you appeal, your appeal must be submitted in writing on the official appeal form, signed by you or your representative, and received at the following address within 10 days of your receipt of notice or knowledge of the action: Colorado State Personnel Board/State Personnel Director, Attn: Appeals Processing, 1525 Sherman Street, 4th Floor, Denver, CO 80203.
DFPC WFMS Firefighter III: Fuels Module Lieutenant - Windsor State of ColoradoDFPC WFMS Firefighter III: Fuels Module Lieutenant - WindsorWindsor, CO$5,882–$7,060 / yearFire suppression and incident response work includes, but is not limited to: constructs fireline utilizing hand tools; cuts and clears vegetation utilizing power saws; performs structure protection; conducts mop up and patrol operations; carries out ignition operations; operates pumps; installs hose lays and water delivery systems; performs and assists with rescue operations; operates and travels in vehicles on and off-road; hauls and packs fire related equipment and supplies; uses various tools and equipment such as chainsaws, shovels, drip torches, fusees, pulaskis; uses various communication methods including radios; uses maps, compass, GPS, and other technology and tools to gather information and navigate an incident; performs safety inspections, maintaining and repairing of tools and equipment; briefs crew on demobilization procedures, compiles all required incident documentation including Crew Time Reports, Equipment Shift Tickets, resources orders. While providing for his/her individual safety, the employee serves as a work lead and crewmember in planning and implementation of mitigation, fuels treatment and resource management projects, including but not limited to: cuts, clears, piles, and disposes of treated vegetation; uses tools and equipment such as chainsaws, firing equipment, portable pumps, chippers, air curtain burners and more; constructs firelines and prescribed fire burning as assigned; performs ignitions and holding operations; conducts mop up and patrol operations; uses various communication methods including radios; may pre-program radios for assignments; uses and maintains on and off-road vehicles; hauls and packs fire related equipment and supplies; performs and mentors others in safety inspections, maintains and repairs tools and equipment; cleans, reconditions, and stores properly.
DFPC WFMS Firefighter II: Helicopter Lead State of ColoradoDFPC WFMS Firefighter II: Helicopter LeadCO$5,336–$6,402Fire suppression and incident response work includes, but is not limited to: constructs fireline utilizing hand tools; cuts and clears vegetation utilizing power saws; performs structure protection; conducts mop up and patrol operations; carries out ignition operations; operates pumps; installs hose lays and water delivery systems; performs and assists with rescue operations; operates and travels in vehicles on and off-road; hauls and packs fire related equipment and supplies; uses various tools and equipment such as chainsaws, shovels, drip torches, fusees, pulaskis; uses various communication methods including radios; uses maps, compass, GPS, and other technology and tools to gather information and navigate an incident; performs safety inspections, maintaining and repairing of tools and equipment; performs and follows demobilizing duties, including required incident documentation. While providing for his/her individual safety, the employee works as a crewmember lead in planning and implementation of mitigation, fuels treatment and resource management projects, including but not limited to: cuts, clears, piles, and disposes of treated vegetation; uses tools and equipment such as chainsaws, firing equipment, portable pumps, chippers, air curtain burners and more; constructs firelines and prescribed fire burning as assigned; performs ignitions and holding operations; conducts mop up and patrol operations; uses various communication methods including radios; may pre-program radios for assignments; uses and maintains on and off-road vehicles; hauls and packs fire related equipment and supplies; performs and mentors others in safety inspections, maintains and repairs tools and equipment; cleans, reconditions, and stores properly.
DFPC WFMS Firefighter IV: Helicopter Captain State of ColoradoDFPC WFMS Firefighter IV: Helicopter CaptainCO$6,484–$7,782 / yearconstructs fireline utilizing hand tools; cuts and clears vegetation utilizing power saws; conducts mop up and patrol operations; carries out ignition operations; coordinates, performs and assists with rescue operations; operates and travels in vehicles on and off-road; hauls and packs fire related equipment and supplies; uses various tools and equipment such as chainsaws, shovels, drip torches, fusees, pulaskis; uses various communication methods including radios; uses maps, compass, GPS, and other technology and tools to gather information and navigate an incident; performs safety inspections, maintaining and repairing of tools and equipment; performs and follows demobilizing duties, including required incident documentation; briefs crew on demobilization procedures, compiles all required incident documentation including Crew Time Reports, Equipment Shift Tickets, resources orders. While providing for his/her individual safety, the employee works as a supervisor and crewmember in planning and implementation of mitigation, fuels treatment and resource management projects, including but not limited to: cuts, clears, piles, and disposes of treated vegetation; uses tools and equipment such as chainsaws, firing equipment, portable pumps, chippers, air curtain burners and more; constructs firelines and prescribed fire burning as assigned; performs ignitions and holding operations; conducts mop up and patrol operations; uses various communication methods including radios; may pre-program radios for assignments; uses and maintains on and off-road vehicles; hauls and packs fire related equipment and supplies; performs and mentors others in safety inspections, maintains and repairs tools and equipment; cleans, reconditions, and stores properly.
DFPC WFMS Firefighter III: Helicopter Lieutenant State of ColoradoDFPC WFMS Firefighter III: Helicopter LieutenantMontrose, CO$5,882–$7,060 / yearconstructs fireline utilizing hand tools; cuts and clears vegetation utilizing power saws; conducts mop up and patrol operations; carries out ignition operations; coordinates, performs and assists with rescue operations; operates and travels in vehicles on and off-road; hauls and packs fire related equipment and supplies; uses various tools and equipment such as chainsaws, shovels, drip torches, fusees, pulaskis; uses various communication methods including radios; uses maps, compass, GPS, and other technology and tools to gather information and navigate an incident; performs safety inspections, maintaining and repairing of tools and equipment; performs and follows demobilizing duties, including required incident documentation; briefs crew on demobilization procedures, compiles all required incident documentation including Crew Time Reports, Equipment Shift Tickets, resources orders. While providing for his/her individual safety, the employee works as a work lead and crewmember in planning and implementation of mitigation, fuels treatment and resource management projects, including but not limited to: cuts, clears, piles, and disposes of treated vegetation; uses tools and equipment such as chainsaws, firing equipment, portable pumps, chippers, air curtain burners and more; constructs firelines and prescribed fire burning as assigned; performs ignitions and holding operations; conducts mop up and patrol operations; uses various communication methods including radios; may pre-program radios for assignments; uses and maintains on and off-road vehicles; hauls and packs fire related equipment and supplies; performs and mentors others in safety inspections, maintains and repairs tools and equipment; cleans, reconditions, and stores properly.
DFPC WFMS Firefighter III: Module Lieutenant - Granby State of ColoradoDFPC WFMS Firefighter III: Module Lieutenant - GranbyCO$5,882–$7,060 / yearFire suppression and incident response work includes, but is not limited to: constructs fireline utilizing hand tools; cuts and clears vegetation utilizing power saws; performs structure protection; conducts mop up and patrol operations; carries out ignition operations; operates pumps; installs hose lays and water delivery systems; performs and assists with rescue operations; operates and travels in vehicles on and off-road; hauls and packs fire related equipment and supplies; uses various tools and equipment such as chainsaws, shovels, drip torches, fusees, pulaskis; uses various communication methods including radios; uses maps, compass, GPS, and other technology and tools to gather information and navigate an incident; performs safety inspections, maintaining and repairing of tools and equipment; briefs crew on demobilization procedures, compiles all required incident documentation including Crew Time Reports, Equipment Shift Tickets, resources orders. While providing for his/her individual safety, the employee serves as a work lead and crewmember in planning and implementation of mitigation, fuels treatment and resource management projects, including but not limited to: cuts, clears, piles, and disposes of treated vegetation; uses tools and equipment such as chainsaws, firing equipment, portable pumps, chippers, air curtain burners and more; constructs firelines and prescribed fire burning as assigned; performs ignitions and holding operations; conducts mop up and patrol operations; uses various communication methods including radios; may pre-program radios for assignments; uses and maintains on and off-road vehicles; hauls and packs fire related equipment and supplies; performs and mentors others in safety inspections, maintains and repairs tools and equipment; cleans, reconditions, and stores properly.
DFPC WFMS Firefighter III: Module Lieutenant - Windsor State of ColoradoDFPC WFMS Firefighter III: Module Lieutenant - WindsorWindsor, CO$5,882–$7,060 / yearFire suppression and incident response work includes, but is not limited to: constructs fireline utilizing hand tools; cuts and clears vegetation utilizing power saws; performs structure protection; conducts mop up and patrol operations; carries out ignition operations; operates pumps; installs hose lays and water delivery systems; performs and assists with rescue operations; operates and travels in vehicles on and off-road; hauls and packs fire related equipment and supplies; uses various tools and equipment such as chainsaws, shovels, drip torches, fusees, pulaskis; uses various communication methods including radios; uses maps, compass, GPS, and other technology and tools to gather information and navigate an incident; performs safety inspections, maintaining and repairing of tools and equipment; briefs crew on demobilization procedures, compiles all required incident documentation including Crew Time Reports, Equipment Shift Tickets, resources orders. While providing for his/her individual safety, the employee serves as a work lead and crewmember in planning and implementation of mitigation, fuels treatment and resource management projects, including but not limited to: cuts, clears, piles, and disposes of treated vegetation; uses tools and equipment such as chainsaws, firing equipment, portable pumps, chippers, air curtain burners and more; constructs firelines and prescribed fire burning as assigned; performs ignitions and holding operations; conducts mop up and patrol operations; uses various communication methods including radios; may pre-program radios for assignments; uses and maintains on and off-road vehicles; hauls and packs fire related equipment and supplies; performs and mentors others in safety inspections, maintains and repairs tools and equipment; cleans, reconditions, and stores properly.
DFPC WFMS Firefighter II: Module Lead State of ColoradoDFPC WFMS Firefighter II: Module LeadCO$5,336–$6,402 / yearFire suppression and incident response work includes, but is not limited to: constructs fireline utilizing hand tools; cuts and clears vegetation utilizing power saws; performs structure protection; conducts mop up and patrol operations; carries out ignition operations; operates pumps; installs hose lays and water delivery systems; performs and assists with rescue operations; operates and travels in vehicles on and off-road; hauls and packs fire related equipment and supplies; uses various tools and equipment such as chainsaws, shovels, drip torches, fusees, pulaskis; uses various communication methods including radios; uses maps, compass, GPS, and other technology and tools to gather information and navigate an incident; performs safety inspections, maintaining and repairing of tools and equipment; performs and follows demobilizing duties, including required incident documentation. While providing for his/her individual safety, the employee works as a crewmember lead in planning and implementation of mitigation, fuels treatment and resource management projects, including but not limited to: cuts, clears, piles, and disposes of treated vegetation; uses tools and equipment such as chainsaws, firing equipment, portable pumps, chippers, air curtain burners and more; constructs firelines and prescribed fire burning as assigned; performs ignitions and holding operations; conducts mop up and patrol operations; uses various communication methods including radios; may pre-program radios for assignments; uses and maintains on and off-road vehicles; hauls and packs fire related equipment and supplies; performs and mentors others in safety inspections, maintains and repairs tools and equipment; cleans, reconditions, and stores properly.
NewDFPC WFMS Firefighter I: Module Crewmember State of ColoradoDFPC WFMS Firefighter I: Module CrewmemberColorado Springs, CO$4,839–$5,806 / yearFire suppression and incident response work includes, but is not limited to: constructs fireline utilizing hand tools; cuts and clears vegetation utilizing power saws; performs structure protection; conducts mop up and patrol operations; assists with ignition operations; operates pumps; installs hose lays and water delivery systems; performs and assists with rescue operations; operates and travels in vehicles on and off-road; hauls and packs fire related equipment and supplies; uses various tools and equipment such as chainsaws, shovels, drip torches, fusees, pulaskis; uses various communication methods including radios; assists with safety inspections, maintaining and repairing of tools and equipment; assists and follows demobilizing duties, including required incident documentation. While providing for his/her individual safety, the employee works as a crewmember in implementation of mitigation, fuels treatment and resource management projects, including but not limited to: cuts, clears, piles, and disposes of treated vegetation; uses tools and equipment such as chainsaws, firing equipment, portable pumps, chippers, air curtain burners and more; constructs firelines and prescribed fire burning as assigned; performs ignitions and holding operations; conducts mop up and patrol operations; uses various communication methods including radios; uses and maintains on and off-road vehicles; hauls and packs fire related equipment and supplies; assists with safety inspections, maintains and repairs tools and equipment; cleans, reconditions, and stores properly.
NewDFPC WFMS Firefighter I: Engine Crewmember - Sterling State of ColoradoDFPC WFMS Firefighter I: Engine Crewmember - SterlingSterling, CO$4,839–$5,806 / yearFire suppression and incident response work includes, but is not limited to: constructs fireline utilizing hand tools; cuts and clears vegetation utilizing power saws; performs structure protection; conducts mop up and patrol operations; assists with ignition operations; operates pumps; installs hose lays and water delivery systems; performs and assists with rescue operations; operates and travels in vehicles on and off-road; hauls and packs fire related equipment and supplies; uses various tools and equipment such as chainsaws, shovels, drip torches, fusees, pulaskis; uses various communication methods including radios; assists with safety inspections, maintaining and repairing of tools and equipment; assists and follows demobilizing duties, including required incident documentation. While providing for his/her individual safety, the employee works as a crewmember in implementation of mitigation, fuels treatment and resource management projects, including but not limited to: cuts, clears, piles, and disposes of treated vegetation; uses tools and equipment such as chainsaws, firing equipment, portable pumps, chippers, air curtain burners and more; constructs firelines and prescribed fire burning as assigned; performs ignitions and holding operations; conducts mop up and patrol operations; uses various communication methods including radios; uses and maintains on and off-road vehicles; hauls and packs fire related equipment and supplies; assists with safety inspections, maintains and repairs tools and equipment; cleans, reconditions, and stores properly.
DFPC WFMS Firefighter I: Helicopter Crewmember (Montrose) State of ColoradoDFPC WFMS Firefighter I: Helicopter Crewmember (Montrose)Montrose, CO$4,839–$5,806 / yearFire suppression and incident response work includes, but is not limited to: constructs fireline utilizing hand tools; cuts and clears vegetation utilizing power saws; performs structure protection; conducts mop up and patrol operations; assists with ignition operations; operates pumps; installs hose lays and water delivery systems; performs and assists with rescue operations; operates and travels in vehicles on and off-road; hauls and packs fire related equipment and supplies; uses various tools and equipment such as chainsaws, shovels, drip torches, fusees, pulaskis; uses various communication methods including radios; assists with safety inspections, maintaining and repairing of tools and equipment; assists and follows demobilizing duties, including required incident documentation. While providing for his/her individual safety, the employee works as a crewmember in implementation of mitigation, fuels treatment and resource management projects, including but not limited to: cuts, clears, piles, and disposes of treated vegetation; uses tools and equipment such as chainsaws, firing equipment, portable pumps, chippers, air curtain burners and more; constructs firelines and prescribed fire burning as assigned; performs ignitions and holding operations; conducts mop up and patrol operations; uses various communication methods including radios; uses and maintains on and off-road vehicles; hauls and packs fire related equipment and supplies; assists with safety inspections, maintains and repairs tools and equipment; cleans, reconditions, and stores properly.
NewFIREFIGHTER (HAZ MAT TECH/BASIC LIFE SUPPORT) United States Air ForceFIREFIGHTER (HAZ MAT TECH/BASIC LIFE SUPPORT)Air Force Academy, CO$51,792–$67,331 / yearExamples of specialized experience includes (1) controlling or extinguishing fires as a member of an organized military, industrial, volunteer, or governmental fire department or brigade; (2) rescue operations; (3) detection, reduction, or elimination of potential fire hazards; (4) operation of fire communications equipment; (5) controlling hazardous materials incidents; and/or (6) developing, implementing, or providing training in fire protection and prevention. Certification requirements for this position are: ???????Airport Firefighter (includes Firefighter I and II), Hazmat Awareness, Hazmat Operations, Hazmat Technician, Apparatus Driver/Operator (D/O) - Pumper, D/O - Aircraft Rescue and Firefighting (ARFF), Apparatus Driver Operator- Mobile Water Supply (MWS).
NewDFPC WFMS Firefighter I: Fuels Module Crewmember - Windsor State of ColoradoDFPC WFMS Firefighter I: Fuels Module Crewmember - WindsorWindsor, CO$4,839–$5,806 / yearFire suppression and incident response work includes, but is not limited to: constructs fireline utilizing hand tools; cuts and clears vegetation utilizing power saws; performs structure protection; conducts mop up and patrol operations; assists with ignition operations; operates pumps; installs hose lays and water delivery systems; performs and assists with rescue operations; operates and travels in vehicles on and off-road; hauls and packs fire related equipment and supplies; uses various tools and equipment such as chainsaws, shovels, drip torches, fusees, pulaskis; uses various communication methods including radios; assists with safety inspections, maintaining and repairing of tools and equipment; ? assists and follows demobilizing duties, including required incident documentation. While providing for their individual safety, the employee works as a crewmember in implementation of mitigation, fuels treatment and resource management projects, including but not limited to: cuts, clears, piles, and disposes of treated vegetation; uses tools and equipment such as chainsaws, firing equipment, portable pumps, chippers, air curtain burners and more; constructs firelines and prescribed fire burning as assigned; performs ignitions and holding operations; conducts mop up and patrol operations; uses various communication methods including radios; uses and maintains on and off-road vehicles; hauls and packs fire related equipment and supplies; assists with safety inspections, maintains and repairs tools and equipment; ? cleans, reconditions, and stores properly.
Fire Fighter Witt O'Brien's Payroll ManagementFire FighterPueblo, Colorado$22–$52 / hourResponsibilities may include: Respond to all types of fires and emergencies on site, including hazardous materials incidents, natural disasters, and other emergencies; perform searches, suppress and extinguish fires, and perform related life and property protection. Ambipar Response is always looking for the most qualified and experienced professionals with a passion for public safety, emergency management, homeland security, disaster response, and continuity of operations.
Denver Fire Interest Form City & County of Denver, CODenver Fire Interest FormDenver, CODenver Fire Fighters respond to fire alarms with assigned company and assist in extinguishing fires in the protection of lives and property; assist in cleaning and caring for apparatus, equipment, and quarters; administer first aid treatment; assist in rescue work in various emergencies; and inspect buildings for fire hazards and compliance with fire prevention ordinances. Acceptable proof of United States citizenship shall include a birth certificate from within the United States, naturalization papers, a United States passport, or a Certificate of Live Birth Abroad of a United States Citizen.
Denver Fire Interest Form City and County of DenverDenver Fire Interest FormDenver, ColoradoDenver Fire Fighters respond to fire alarms with assigned company and assist in extinguishing fires in the protection of lives and property; assist in cleaning and caring for apparatus, equipment, and quarters; administer first aid treatment; assist in rescue work in various emergencies; and inspect buildings for fire hazards and compliance with fire prevention ordinances. Acceptable proof of United States citizenship shall include a birth certificate from within the United States, naturalization papers, a United States passport, or a Certificate of Live Birth Abroad of a United States Citizen.