Firefighter/Medic (Firefighter/Paramedic) Fairfax County VAFirefighter/Medic (Firefighter/Paramedic)Fairfax, VA$2–$3 / hourFCFRD is a premier all-hazards fire and rescue department providing basic and advanced life support (BLS and ALS) emergency medical services (EMS), fire suppression, technical rescue, hazardous materials response, water rescue, life safety education, fire prevention, and arson investigation services. MINIMUM QUALIFICATIONS: Any combination of education, experience, and training equivalent to the following: (Click on the aforementioned link to learn how Fairfax County interprets equivalencies for "Any combination, experience, and training equivalent to").
Firefighter (Firefighter/EMT) Fairfax County VAFirefighter (Firefighter/EMT)Fairfax, VA$69,489.06–$121,589.94 / yearDuties include: Responds to emergency calls to protect life and property; Combats, extinguishes, and prevents fires; Participates in rescue extrication operations and provides emergency medical care to the sick and injured; Provides basic and advanced emergency medical care to stabilize the condition of the critically ill or injured prior to transport to a medical facility; Drives emergency apparatus, including, but not limited to transport units, engines, trucks, rescue squads, and tankers; Conducts patient assessment; Performs related work as required under direct supervision; Participates in Community Risk Reduction and community outreach activities; and. NECESSARY SPECIAL REQUIREMENTS: Regardless of area of assignment, all uniformed fire and rescue personnel that are medically qualified for field duties as a firefighter must maintain a level of fitness sufficient to enable them to participate in fire suppression and rescue activities when the need arises, as demonstrated by successful completion of the Fitness Measurement and Assessment Program (unless granted light duty due to illness or injury).
Firefighter/EMT Lateral Arlington County GovernmentFirefighter/EMT LateralArlington, VAInvest in Your Future with ACFD: Great Schedule & Pay: Enjoy working the equivalent of 8 or 9 days each month or approximately a 50-hour work week with competitive pay, paid annual leave, sick leave, paid parental leave (14 weeks) and holidays plus premium pay for additional certifications, allowing you to increase your earning potential. Completion of a career recruit school that includes the following certifications: National Registry of Emergency Medical Technicians - Basic (NREMT-Basic); Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation (CPR); Firefighter I and II Certifications; Hazmat Awareness/Operations Certification; Emergency Vehicle Operations and Incident Command (EVOC) Courses EVOC I, II, and III); and.
Fire and Rescue Technician I (Firefighter/EMT) Vets HiredFire and Rescue Technician I (Firefighter/EMT)Woodbridge, VirginiaThe Fire and Rescue Technician I (Firefighter/EMT) provides emergency medical services, firefighting, rescue operations, and fire prevention services to protect lives and property. Ability to work 24-hour shifts and perform physically demanding emergency response duties.
Fire and Rescue Technician I (Firefighter/EMT) PrInce William County GovernmentFire and Rescue Technician I (Firefighter/EMT)Prince William County, VA$62,187.36–$106,836.44 / yearSince the date of your application (today), have you participated in the manufacture, distribution, dispensation, possession, or use of a controlled substance (excluding marijuana and THC products) in violation of any Virginia or federal law within the past 12 months?. Education Bonus: Applicants may receive a one-time education bonus, as a percentage of the entry level salary for the offered position, payable after successful completion of the probationary period, as calculated below: 1.5% - Associates Degree.
NewFirefighter (Basic Life Support) U.S. Department of Veterans AffairsFirefighter (Basic Life Support)DC$82,301–$118,880 / yearSuch duties may include (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. The Department of Veterans Affairs performs pre-employment reference checks as an assessment method used in the hiring process to verify information provided by a candidate (e.g., on resume or during interview or hiring process); gain additional knowledge regarding a candidates abilities; and assist a hiring manager with making a final selection for a position.
Firefighter (Hazardous Materials Technician) - Direct Hire Authority United States Air ForceFirefighter (Hazardous Materials Technician) - Direct Hire AuthorityWashington, DC$47,490–$76,476 / yearHazards include: Burns, dehydration, and other effects of heat, smoke inhalation, falling materials, or explosions; Exposure to toxic materials and chemical, biological, radiological, nuclear, and explosive agents; Physical injury and sensory damage from firefighting activities and noise levels; Dealing with victims in varying stages of fright, panic and injury; Operating or riding on fire truck under adverse conditions or flying in aircraft to reach crash sites of fires in outlying areas. OTHER SIGNIFICANT FACTS CONTINUED: Employee is required to be certified by the Department of Defense (DOD) Firefighter Certification System as Airport Firefighter (includes Firefighter I, II), HAZMAT Awareness, HAZMAT Operations, HAZMAT Technician, Apparatus Driver Operator - Pumper, and Apparatus Driver Operator - Aircraft Rescue and Firefighting (ARFF), and National Registry Emergency Medical Responder (NREMR).
NewFIREFIGHTER United States Air ForceFIREFIGHTERVA$45,409–$59,031 / yearThe primary purpose of this position is to serve as a firefighter assigned to drive and operate firefighting vehicles of significant complexity and lead the regularly assigned crew of less than three firefighters engaged in structural and airfield firefighting and crash/rescue operations, and assist in the reduction and/or elimination of potential fire hazards. Certification requirements for this position are:as Airport Firefighter (includes Firefighter I, II), Hazmat Operations (includes Hazmat Awareness), Apparatus Driver Operator- Aircraft Rescue and Firefighting, Apparatus Driver Operator- Pumper, Apparatus Driver Operator-Mobile Water Supply (MWS).
FIREFIGHTER (HAZARDOUS MATERIALS OPERATIONS) - DIRECT HIRE AUTHORITY United States Air ForceFIREFIGHTER (HAZARDOUS MATERIALS OPERATIONS) - DIRECT HIRE AUTHORITYWashington, DC$45,409–$59,031 / yearIdeal Candidate: Looking for a Term Firefighter (GS-0081-06) to work at the 96 Test Wing, 96 Civil Engineer Group, 96 Civil Engineer Squadron, Fire & Emergency Services Flight (96 CES/CEF) at Eglin AFB, in Florida, to serve as a Firefighter assigned to a crew engaged in airfield, structural firefighting, crash-rescue, and Hazardous Materials (HAZMAT) Operations and assist in reducing and/or eliminating potential fire hazards and reacting to the presence or potential releases of hazardous materials as a first responder to protect persons, property, and the environment. Hazards include: Burns, dehydration, and other effects of heat, smoke inhalation, falling materials, or explosions; Exposure to toxic materials and chemical, biological, radiological, nuclear, and explosive agents; Physical injury and sensory damage from firefighting activities and noise levels; Dealing with victims in varying stages of fright, panic and injury; Operating or riding on fire truck under adverse conditions or flying in aircraft to reach crash sites of fires in outlying areas.
Firefighter (Basic Life Support) United States ArmyFirefighter (Basic Life Support)DC$63,081–$82,007 / yearSpecialized Experience: One year of specialized experience which 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. DoD Certificates and NREMT License: You MUST submit a copy of the following: Firefighter 1 & 2; Driver Operator Pumper; Hazmat Technician; certified through DoD Fire and Emergency Services Certification System, International Fire Service Accreditation Congress (IFSAC), or Fire Service Professional Qualifications System (PRO-Board) AND a State or National Registry EMT License.
Firefighter 4 Northrop GrummanFirefighter 4Baltimore, MD$69,300–$115,500 / yearThe selected applicant will be responsible for successfully implementing all fire and building code related programs at the BWI Site and other Mission Systems sites in Maryland in addition to supporting our Structural Fire Brigades and Hazardous Materials (Haz-Mat) Response teams at BWI Site and the Advanced Technology Laboratories locations in Baltimore, MD. Preferred Qualifications: The optimal candidate would possess an Associate Degree in Fire Science or related field and/or possess certification as a Firefighter II, Fire Inspector III, Hazmat Technician, Fire Service Instructor I and 10 years experience in the Fire Prevention field.
Firefighter/ Fire AlarmTechnician AHU TechnologiesFirefighter/ Fire AlarmTechnicianWashington, District of Columbia$60,000–$88,888 / yearFire Alarm Technician (Full-Time, On-Site) About the Role: Seeking an experienced Fire Alarm Service Technician to handle installation, troubleshooting, maintenance, and repair of fire alarm systems. We are currently working on Various projects such as media entertainment, ERP Solutions, data warehousing, Web Applications, Telecommunications and medical to our clients all over the world.
FIRE FIGHTER II - Reinstatement City of AlexandriaFIRE FIGHTER II - ReinstatementAlexandria, VAFirefighter II performs firefighting duties including the safe and efficient operation of Fire and Emergency Medical Services (EMS) apparatus and equipment, provides medical care to the level of a basic emergency medical care technician, performs fire-suppression activities, conducts pre-emergency analysis, maintains equipment and grounds, performs public education in fire prevention, and participates in the physical-fitness program. Trains and drills on SCBA use; forcible entry, ventilation, deployment of ground ladders, utility control, elevator rescue, search and rescue, railroad and metro emergencies, natural disasters, terrorism, and WMD responses, communicating with portable radios, and handling detection and suppression systems.
Associate Fire Chief (Tribal Operations) U.S. Department of the InteriorAssociate Fire Chief (Tribal Operations)Washington, DC$112,824–$146,671 / yearApplicants must have documented prior primary firefighting experience, with substantial service defined as either: At least one full fire season working in a primary wildland firefighting role (e.g., Engine Crew, Fire Effects Crew, Prescribed Fire/Fuels Crew, Hand Crew, Helitack Crew, Hotshot Crew, Smokejumper, Wildland Fire Modules or Fire Suppression Crews, etc.) with a federal, state, tribal, local, or private-sector organization; OR -. At least one year of specialized experience equivalent to the GW-12 level, or higher, in the Federal service, or equivalent, which includes all of the following: Advising leadership and staff on fire management policy and implementation strategies on Tribal lands; providing strategic long-range planning, leadership, guidance, coordination and evaluation of a fire program; formulating annual budgets; coordinating wildland fire protection on the public and Indian trust lands.
FIRE CHIEF United States Air ForceFIRE CHIEFWashington, DC$105,481–$137,128 / yearMust be certified by the DOD Fire Fighter Certification system as Fire Officer IV (includes Fire Officer I, II, III), Fire Instructor II (includes Fire Instructor I), Fire Inspector II (includes Fire Inspector I), HAZMAT Incident Commander (includes Hazmat Awareness, Hazmat Operations), and Airport Firefighter (includes Firefighter I, II). Applicants claiming Priority Placement Program, DoD Military Reserve (MR) and National Guard (NG) Technician Eligible must submit the following documentation: Military Reserve and National Guard Technician PPP Self Certification Checklist (DD 3145-3).
Lead Fire Protection Inspector-DIRECT HIRE AUTHORITY United States Air ForceLead Fire Protection Inspector-DIRECT HIRE AUTHORITYWashington, DC$69,905–$90,882 / yearHazards include: Burns, dehydration, and other effects of heat, smoke inhalation, falling materials, or explosions; Exposure to toxic materials and chemical, biological, radiological, nuclear, and explosive agents; Physical injury and sensory damage from firefighting activities and noise levels; Dealing with victims in varying stages of fright, panic and injury; Operating or riding on fire truck under adverse conditions or flying in aircraft to reach crash sites of fires in outlying areas. The incumbent of this position must be certified by the DoD Fire and Emergency Services Fire Fighter Certification system as Fire Officer II, Fire Instructor II, Fire Inspector II, HAZMAT Incident Commander, and Incident Safety Officer NOTE: The following certifications are also required if a Lead Fire Protection Inspector is utilized to fill in or support a firefighting operations position- DoD Hazmat Technician, (includes Hazmat Operation), and Firefighter I, II.
Prescribed Fire Practitioner III USA The Nature ConservancyPrescribed Fire Practitioner IIIArlington, Virginia$25–$28 / hourMust be able to obtain the qualifications for Prescribed Fire Crew Member (RXCM) or Fire Fighter Type 2 (FFT2), including Introduction to ICS (I-100), Human Factors on the Fire line (L-180), Introduction to Wildland Fire Behavior (S-190), Firefighting Training (S-130), and one training burn serving under the supervision of a qualified FFT2 as a requirement for t. They assist on prescribed and wildland fire operations throughout the United States by conducting prescribed burns, preparing fire lines, maintaining equipment, monitoring post-burn fire effects, and carrying out other prescribed fire and vegetation management related tasks.
Prescribed Fire Practitioner IV USA The Nature ConservancyPrescribed Fire Practitioner IVArlington, Virginia$28–$34 / hourThey assist on prescribed and wildland fire operations throughout the United States by conducting prescribed burns, preparing fire lines, maintaining equipment, monitoring post-burn fire effects, and carrying out other prescribed fire and vegetation management related tasks. The Prescribed Fire Practitioner IV will be expected to be on prescribed fire assignments at least eight weeks during their six-month employment term, though they will be able to determine their dates of availability, length of assignment, and return home between assignments.
Prescribed Fire Practitioner II USA The Nature ConservancyPrescribed Fire Practitioner IIArlington, Virginia$22–$25 / hourMust be able to obtain the qualifications for Prescribed Fire Crew Member (RXCM) or Fire Fighter Type 2 (FFT2), including Introduction to ICS (I-100), Human Factors on the Fire line (L-180), Introduction to Wildland Fire Behavior (S-190), Firefighting Training (S-130), and one training burn serving under the supervision of a qualified FFT2 as a requirement for this position. They assist on prescribed and wildland fire operations throughout the United States by conducting prescribed burns, preparing fire lines, maintaining equipment, monitoring post-burn fire effects, and carrying out other prescribed fire and vegetation management related tasks.
Emergency Medical Technician - Fire Department City of BaltimoreEmergency Medical Technician - Fire DepartmentBaltimore, MD$48,558.90–$67,026.12 / yearNOTE: EMT's must successfully complete a Maryland Fire and Rescue Institute (MFRI) Emergency Vehicle Operator Course, (EVOC) and Defensive Driving Course or an equivalent course acceptable to the Office of Risk Management and the Maryland Department of Motor Vehicles. Employees must successfully complete any additional educational courses and skills competency evaluations required by the Maryland Institute for Emergency Medical Services Systems (MIEMSS), Maryland Fire Rescue Institute (MFRI) and/or Baltimore City Fire Department (BCFD).