Lateral Firefighter EMT

Lateral Firefighter EMTThis recruitment is to establish a hiring list for anticipated vacancies in the future for Lateral Firefighter EMT's. The Firefighter EMT is a full-time, non-exempt position. The hourly rate range for this position is $31.19 to $38.99, plus excellent benefits.Benefits, contribution amounts, eligibility, and plan provisions are subject to change and subject to applicable State and Federal Law, the collective bargaining agreement and governing plan documents.To apply, candidates must submit their resume and City of DuPont application. See specific qualification and application requirements for Lateral candidates listed below under qualifications. Applicants shall attach copies of all required certifications with their application. Failure to provide required documentation may result in disqualification.Veteran's preference will be applied in accordance with Washington State law and Civil Service Rules.Employment is contingent upon successful completion of Civil Service hiring requirements, a background investigation, psychological evaluation, medical examination, drug screening, and verification of all required certifications.Any falsification or omission of information or certifications may result in removal from the eligibility list or termination of employment.The DuPont Fire Department has a dedicated, professional and passionate staff who serve the citizens, businesses and visitors of our desirable community. This recruitment will enhance the ability of the department to provide those we serve with a significantly higher level of medical care and intervention. The City of DuPont is looking for motivated individuals who would like to be at forefront of this exciting opportunity.The staff for the City of DuPont and its Fire Department strive to serve our community through a shared dedication of excellence, respect for diversity, and a commitment to those we serve. The Fire Department works a 48/96-hour shift schedule (including events, call back, deployments, etc.), operating out of one centrally located fire station and providing emergency and non-emergency response to fire, EMS, rescue, hazardous materials, wildland incidents, citizen assists and many other types of calls. The department currently runs approximately 950-1000 calls per year, of which is about 80% medical (-70% of those medical calls are patients that require paramedic intervention). The Department participates in a regional mutual aid system with neighboring agencies. Private ambulance providers also respond as needed provide paramedic level care.The firefighter's work includes responding to and dealing with emergency situations, natural conditions that pose a threat to life and property, and incidents of service to the citizens. Firefighters in this position are responsible for the protection of life and property through firefighting activities, technical rescue, hazardous materials response, emergency medical services, fire inspections activities, and public education. They perform a full range of emergency work under adverse and strenuous physical conditions. Firefighters have a high risk of exposure to hazardous conditions, toxic chemicals and infectious diseases encountered during firefighting or emergency medical incidents.Works under the close supervision of the Fire Captain. None GovernmentJobs.com