Firefighter Indian Land Assigned
lancaster county scLancaster (SC)
About the role
Firefighter PositionUnder general supervision, controls & extinguishes fires, protects life & property, & maintains all fire equipment. Receives & responds to fire alarms & other emergency calls performing the necessary functions & operations to efficiently handle any fire ground situation. Performs fire inspections & pre-fire planning. Minor vehicle & equipment maintenance, & other related tasks as assigned. Reports to the Shift Captain and/or Indian Land Fire District within the established chain of command. This position will be stationed in Indian Land Fire District, Stations 1 or 2 with a 24hr on-duty shift scheduleTypical QualificationsHigh school graduate or equivalentNFPA Firefighter I certification IFSAC and or Pro-boardInfection ControlHaz-Mat op's6Medical first responder or South Carolina EMTBasic Vehicle ExtricationICS 100, 200 and 700 Certified Fire Academy TranscriptEqual Opportunity EmployerNFPA Firefighter II, Certifications in Technical Rescue Courses; Advanced Auto Extrication, Haz-Mat Tech, High Angle Rope, Confined Space, Trench and Swiftwater.
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