Full Time Firefighter

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city of lincoln parkLincoln Park (MI)

SENIORITY

Mid

SALARY

$67,547.796

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About the role

Full Time Firefighter The City of Lincoln Park is accepting applications for Full Time Firefighter. Paramedic is preferred. Annual Wage Scale effective July 1, 2026:Firefighter $67,547.796 Months $70,859.3612 Months $72,791.0318 Months $76,654.3424 Months $80,637.0030 Months $86,750.75 Lateral Transfer Pay with qualified experience. Minimum Qualifications Of Applicant:18 years of age Legally employable in the United StatesNo felony convictions Valid State of Michigan Driver's LicenseHigh School Diploma or G.E.D. Certificate State of Michigan Paramedic license All candidates must pass a background investigation, psychological exam, physical with drug screen. During the application process, we request a copy of the following documents: Copy of Birth Certificate or Certificate of Naturalization Copy of valid State of Michigan Drivers LicenseHigh School/GED and College Diploma High School/GED and College Transcripts Copy of State of Michigan Firefighter I and II Certificates Copy of State of Michigan Paramedic License Copy of ACLS CertificateCopy of BLS CertificateCopy of Western Wayne / EMPCO Written Examination CertificateCopy of CPAT or OPAT Physical Examination CertificateCopy of Hazardous Materials Operations Certificate Completed copy of the "Background Screening Application Form"You may either upload the above either electronically during the application process or via mail/ deliver in person. Paramedic is preferred. Please note, if we do not receive the requested documents with your application, it will be considered incomplete and you will not be considered until we receive all the necessary application material.

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