NewGFAR Engine Boss GLOBAL FLEET & AUTO REPAIR LLCGFAR Engine BossSpokane, WAJob Description Description: Global Fleet & Auto Repair LLC, doing business as Global Wildfire Equipment, is currently seeking to hire for the position of Engine Boss. Ability to pass a WCT (Work Capacity Test/Pack Test) at Arduous Level (ability to walk 3 miles in 45 minutes with a 45-pound pack).
NewGFAR Engine Boss WORKFORCE SERVICES INCGFAR Engine BossSpokane, WAJob Description Description: Global Fleet & Auto Repair LLC, doing business as Global Wildfire Equipment, is currently seeking to hire for the position of Engine Boss. Ability to pass a WCT (Work Capacity Test/Pack Test) at Arduous Level (ability to walk 3 miles in 45 minutes with a 45-pound pack).
NewFuels Planner Confederated Tribes and Bands of the Yakama NationFuels PlannerToppenish, WAJob Description Announcement #2026-158Issue Date:08-13-26Closing Date:08-26-26 Fuels PlannerFuels ManagementDepartment of Natural ResourcesHourly Wage: $24.44/Regular/Full-Time Plans projects for the Fuels Program; planning, developing, and implementing projects for Fuels Management, under the Tribal Forestry Program for the Yakama Reservation, working closely with the Bureau of Indian Affairs (BIA), and other resource staff on a wide variety of fuels and fire management functions, each involving numerous procedures and operating requirements. Maintains or in pursuit of, at a minimum, Prescribed Fire Burn Boss 2 (RXB2) qualifications and also currency for Incident Commander Type (ICT4) and Engine Boss (ENGB).Must be mentally and physically fit, able to endure extended work periods, and ascend, descend and traverse steep topography across rugged terrain.
NewWildland Urban Interface Coordinator I Texas A&MWildland Urban Interface Coordinator ISan Antonio, TexasPrimarily responsible for planning, implementing and providing technical assistance for wildfire prevention programs that include Community Wildfire Protection Plans, Firewise Communities, completing risk Assessments and fuel management/reduction projects. -Assist with the field delivery of fuel reduction efforts, conservation education programs, regional wildfire prevention programs, wildland firefighting training and all-hazard response training programs.
Firefighter EMT Basic- Fire Rescue Doña Ana CountyFirefighter EMT Basic- Fire RescueDetermine priority of patient care based on assessment finds; take, record and monitor patient baseline vital signs which include temperature, blood pressure and pulse; manage respiratory and cardiac emergencies to include performing cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR), bag-valve mask resuscitation, or automatic external defibrillation. Attempt to ascertain patients' pre-existing medical problems; employ a variety of established emergency medical techniques, methods and equipment to stabilize patients for transport; and prepare appropriate and relevant patient care documentation.
Wildland Fire Fellow USA The Nature ConservancyWildland Fire FellowCarterville, Illinois$21–$22 / hourMust be able to obtain the qualifications for Firefighter Type 2 (FFT2), including Introduction to ICS (IS-100), National Incident Management System (NIMS), an Introduction (IS-700), Human Factors on the Fire Line (L-180), Firefighter Training (S-130), and Introduction to Wildland Fire Behavior (S-190), and one training burn serving under the supervision of a qualified FFT2 as a requirement of this position. The Wildland Fire Fellowship is a US Forest Service funded initiative to increase capacity within the fire service by preparing individuals new to fire management for entry/mid-level Fire and Aviation Management (FAM) positions with the US Forest Service and similar agencies.
Firefighter AEMT or Firefighter Paramedic CITY OF SARATOGA SPRINGSFirefighter AEMT or Firefighter ParamedicSARATOGA SPRINGS, UTThis position is responsible for responding to fire alarms, medical emergencies, hazardous materials, urban rescue and wildland interface, other calls to protect life and property; to participate in fire prevention and training; and to maintain the fire station and firefighting equipment to be used in rendering aid in calls for service. The City currently pays an additional offset for the scheduled hours over the FLSA allowed amount (8 hours of half time per 18 day-cycle) and 132 hours of paid holidays.
Firefighter / Paramedic Klamath County Fire District 1Firefighter / ParamedicKlamath Falls, OR$83,577–$100,517.64 / yearFull timeCertifications/licensesPossession of a valid Driver's License & be willing to obtain Oregon license and maintain a safe driving record throughout the duration of employmentOregon or National Registry EMTOregon Paramedic License (by date of hire)NFPA Firefighter I certification ACLS Certification Valid CPAT (issued by date of hire)Current CPR cardEVOC certified, NFPA Driver, or equivalent (must earn within probationary year)OSHA equivalent HazMat Emergency Responder Awareness and Operations (must earn within probationary year)NIMS 100, 200, 700, and 800 (must earn within probationary year)Submission deadline is Tuesday August 31st 2026. Annual Salary with Incentive: $83,577 - $100,517.64As a member of the KCFD1 team you will be eligible for excellent benefits: 100% Paid Medical Benefits (includes dependents)HRA VEBA Employer Contribution $1,401-$6,495 (annually)Flexible Spending AccountsSupplemental Accident/Hospital/CancerEmployer Paid Life/ AD&D Policy8 Sick days per year7 Vacation days per yearIn-House Peer TeamOregon PERS/ 457(b) Plan- employer pickup of required 6% employee contributionShort-Term and Long-Term DisabilityEducation ReimbursementSick leave sellbackQUALIFICATION REQUIREMENTSEducationHigh School Diploma or GED.
Firefighter Type 1 (FFT1) MNLFirefighter Type 1 (FFT1)Otsego, MinnesotaAs a Firefighter Type 1 (FFT1), you'll deploy as part of MNL's wildfire suppression team, supporting national incidents through fireline operations, equipment operation, and operational readiness. Between assignments, you'll help maintain equipment readiness, participate in required training, and ensure you're prepared to respond when deployment opportunities arise.
Firefighter I City of Bentonville (AR)Firefighter IBentonville, ARSUMMARY Perform various fire fighting activities to protect life, property and environment; participate in prevention programs including public and home safety education and fire safety inspections of commercial properties; respond to a variety of emergency calls including emergency medical response, fire suppression, traffic collisions, hazardous materials incidents, building collapses, wildland fires, technical rescue and extrication; operate a variety of fire suppression and life-saving equipment; respond to non-emergency calls including welfare inquiries, public assistance, special events, and activity standby; perform station and equipment inspections and maintenance; and perform a variety of other duties relative to assigned area of responsibility. Respond to fire and emergency alarms; perform all phases of fire suppression work including but not limited to: interior fire suppression, interior search and rescue, ventilation, salvage and overhaul, securing utilities, exterior fire suppression, exposure protection, hose line operations, master stream operations, special equipment operations and preservation of evidence.
Firefighter/EMT City of BelenFirefighter/EMTBelen, NMFull timeAbility to spend extensive time outside exposed to the elements; ability to tolerate extreme fluctuations in temperature while operating firefighting or medical duties; must perform physically demanding work in extremely hot temperatures (up to 400 0 F or greater) and atmospheres while wearing protective equipment that significantly impairs bodily cooling systems. Performs daily/weekly/monthly/semi-annual/annual preventive maintenance inspections of personal protective equipment, fire and medical apparatus and equipment to ensure operational readiness and availability for immediate deployment and use; performs minor repairs as needed.
Firefighter / EMT Klamath County Fire District 1Firefighter / EMTKlamath Falls, OR$74,439–$91,379.64 / yearFull timeCertifications/licensesPossession of a valid Driver's License & be willing to obtain Oregon license and maintain a safe driving record throughout the duration of employmentCurrent Oregon or National Registry EMTNFPA Firefighter I certification Valid CPAT (issued by date of hire)Current CPR cardEVOC certified, NFPA Driver, or equivalent (must earn within probationary year)OSHA equivalent HazMat Emergency Responder Awareness and Operations (must earn within probationary year)NIMS 100, 200, 700 (must earn within probationary year)Submission deadline is Tuesday August 31st 2026. Annual Salary with Incentive: $74,439 - $91,379.64As a member of the KCFD1 team you will be eligible for excellent benefits: 100% Paid Medical Benefits (includes dependents)HRA VEBA Employer Contribution $1,401-$6,495 (annually)Flexible Spending AccountsSupplemental Accident/Hospital/CancerEmployer Paid Life/ AD&D Policy8 Sick days per year7 Vacation days per yearIn-House Peer TeamOregon PERS/ 457(b) Plan- employer pickup of required 6% employee contributionShort-Term and Long-Term DisabilityEducation ReimbursementSick leave sellbackQUALIFICATION REQUIREMENTSEducationHigh School Diploma or GED.
Firefighter/EMT Brookhaven National LaboratoryFirefighter/EMTUpton, New YorkWith respect to Bargaining Unit positions, candidates are considered in the following order: (1) present benefits-eligible employees within the department/division and/or appropriate bargaining unit, with preference for those within the immediate work group; (2) present benefits-eligible employees within the Laboratory; and (3) outside applicants. Brookhaven National Laboratory requires all non-badged personnel including visitors to produce a REAL-ID or REAL-ID compliant documentation to access Brookhaven National Laboratory – view more information at www.bnl.gov/real-id .
Volunteer Firefighter City of AstoriaVolunteer FirefighterAstoria, ORVolunteerMINIMUM QUALIFICATIONS Must be at least 18 years of agePossess a valid driver's license and safe driving recordAbility to pass a comprehensive background check (described below)Vision sufficient to distinguish objects in limited visibility; to read small print, computer screens and printed documentsPhysically ability to perform duties described and ability to pass a medical evaluationAbility to obtain NFPA/DPSST Firefighter I and NFPA/DPSST Wildland Interface Firefighter certificationsAvailability to attend a majority (minimum 75%) of the drills that occur most Wednesday nights from 7 p.m. Respond to fire and emergency alarms; perform all phases of fire suppression work; place fire hoses, set ladders, operate fire streams, ventilate and enter burning structures to extinguish fires and rescue victims; operate pneumatic and auxiliary equipment such as generators or pumps; perform rescue, ventilation, overhaul, salvage and clean-up activities at fire scene.
Auxiliary Firefighter City of NoviAuxiliary FirefighterNovi, MIPart timeCandidates must live within 40 miles of the City of Novi and also have the ability to pass the CPAT and NIMS 100, 200, 700, 800.The Auxiliary Firefighter position is covered under the Michigan Association of Fire Fighters union contract which can be found here: https://cityofnovi.org/services/human-resources/contracts-and-administrative-personnel-policy/Compensation Firefighters must be at least 18 years old, have a valid Michigan Driver's License and safe driving record, possess the Michigan Fire Fighter I & II certifications, Michigan EMT license, and Hazardous Materials Awareness and Operations Certification.
ABRP Land Conservation Seasonal Steward The Nature ConservancyABRP Land Conservation Seasonal StewardBristol, Florida$19–$22 / hourThese activities include assisting in prescribed burns; maintaining related fleet, tools, and equipment; operating tractors for native seed collection and planting, participating in non-native invasive species eradication projects; and conducting routine maintenance of facilities and grounds, e.g., fence repair, mowing. Operate fire equipment, if qualified, including ignition devices, 4-WD trucks, ATVs, UTVs, portable pumps, pump engines, port-a-tanks, tractors, backpack blowers, brush cutters, chain saws, hand tools, and GPS units.
Financial Advisor - Houston Texas Fire Fighters FCU And Cy Fair FCU LPL Financial ServicesFinancial Advisor - Houston Texas Fire Fighters FCU And Cy Fair FCUHouston, TX$50,000–$70,000 / yearThis employment opportunity at TruStage located at Houston Texas Fire Fighters Federal Credit Union and Cy Fair FCU in Houston, TX would allow you to join Houston Texas Fire Fighters Federal Credit Union and Cy Fair FCU as a Financial Advisor working for TruStage and associated with LPL Financial. The Investment Program at Houston Texas Fire Fighters Federal Credit Union and Cy Fair FCU supports the local community and you will be joining a team that is dedicated to helping members in every stage of their financial life.
Fire Engine Operator South Dakota State GovernmentFire Engine OperatorHot Springs, SDProvides work direction to a crew of firefighters to ensure non-fire assignments such as hazardous fuels mitigation and reduction, building and grounds maintenance, equipment maintenance and readiness, etc., are accomplished according to plans and directions. The Ideal Candidate Will Have: NWCG Firefighter Type 1, ICT5; Knowledge of: power tools and equipment typically used in fire and emergency situations such as chain saws, pumps, axes, shovels, picks, etc.
Fire Fighter City of Fayetteville, GAFire FighterFayetteville, GAThe work is performed: primarily indoors, in vehicles, and in outdoor settings; under various weather conditions and extreme temperatures; during day and night times; under emergency conditions with such handicaps as limited visibility and lighting conditions, exposure to hazardous/toxic chemicals/gases, cramped surroundings, and confined spaces; under possible death, emotional stress, trauma, contagious disease, and terminal illness circumstances; with possible exposure to smoke, noxious odors, fumes, toxic a/o caustic chemicals, and air-borne particles; with possible risk of electrical shock or falling objects; near moving objects; in high, precarious places or under low overheads; and with noise level varying from quiet office settings to loud emergency scenes. Utilizes a variety of firefighting equipment to contain and extinguish exterior and interior structural fires or to resolve other emergencies; operates pump and auxiliary equipment; lays and connects hoses; operates nozzles; directs fog, chemical, and water streams; ensures that proper water pressure is available; ventilates burning buildings; raises and climbs ladders; uses chemical extinguishers, bars, hooks, lines and related equipment; performs salvage operations; removes debris; and operates equipment required for technical rescue, including hydraulic tools, rope rescue equipment, rescue saws, etc.
Community Wildfire Protection Crew (CWPC) Member Northwest Youth CorpsCommunity Wildfire Protection Crew (CWPC) MemberPendleton, ORTemporaryPosition Qualifications and Certifications 19-26 years old (age at enrollment) Desire to learn and grow Positive mental attitude, excellent judgment, and commitment to success Ability to listen, give and take feedback Current First Aid/CPR certification, or ability to obtain certification before their participation Commitment to making a positive impact in the lives of other crew members and the community High School Diploma or GED US citizenship or permanent residency Acceptable criminal history background check Past outdoor work experience preferred While no experience with these is required, you should be physically and mentally prepared to: Hike several miles and be on foot for 8 hours per day Camp in tents continuously without modern conveniences Follow safety protocols Build community with people very different from you Physical Demands/Work Environment Physical Condition: Applicants in good physical condition, capable of working long hours on strenuous, labor-intensive projects are preferred as NYC's work projects often require heavy lifting, constant bending, digging, and long hikes to and from the worksite. Training/Professional Development may cover: Intro to home ignition zone, USDA Chainsaw Operation and Maintenance, Brush Cutter Operation, Power Pole Saw Operation, Wood Chipper Operation, Driver training and Trailer Use, Conservation Tool Use and Maintenance, Defensible Space Training, Work Site Analysis, Conservation Education, Risk Management and Safety Procedures, and more.