FIREFIGHTER (BLS)
us department of warAlbany (GA)
About the role
Job TitleJob Description You will perform structural firefighting duties at a large industrial facility, station, or installation where the structures, equipment, and operations present complex and hazardous firefighting situations. You will work as a member of a crew whose primary purpose is to control and extinguish fires, rescue individuals endangered by fire, reduces or eliminate potential fire hazards, preforms confined space, above and below grade and high angle rescue. You will respond as a member of a Hazardous Materials response team for the purpose of containment, control and mitigation of spill or release and provide emergency medical services. You will control and extinguish fires by operating a hose, ladder, hydrant and/or rescuing endangered people. You will operate pumps, foam generators, boom nozzles, and other related equipment. You will perform as an Emergency Medical technician, respond to medical emergencies, analyze the situation, initiating a variety of emergency medical procedures or pre-established protocols. You will administer emergency medical care performing Basic Life Support tasks. You will communicate with medical facilities providing information regarding victim's conditions, vital signs, temperature, etc. You will assist in the operation of firefighting vehicles, such as pumpers and aerial ladder trucks.
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