Firefighter Paid-On-Call
village of fox crossing wiMenasha (WI)
About the role
Paid-On-Call Firefighter The Fox Crossing Fire Department is currently accepting applications for the position of Paid-On-Call Firefighter. These positions require the firefighter to respond to calls 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, when they are available to do so. The average time required to work these positions is 20 hours per month. Examples Of Duties Respond to alarms according to the Department Standard Operating Guidelines; stretch and connect hose; maneuver nozzles; direct fire streams; raise and climb ladders; use portable fire extinguishers; utilize personal protective clothing, breathing apparatus, and forcible entry tools. Ventilate buildings by opening windows and skylights or by cutting holes in roofs and floors. Perform rescue operations in a team setting. Perform salvage operations by placing salvage covers, controlling water damage and removing debris. Relay instructions, orders and information, know response routes and location of target hazards. Perform related work as required or directed to do so by a department officer. Minimum Job Requirements Must be at least 18 years of age. High School Diploma or equivalent. Possession of a valid Wisconsin Motor Vehicle Operators License and a good driving record. Reside within 10 minutes of Station 40 or Station 41 Supplemental Information The hiring process will include a physical abilities test, oral interview, medical physical and drug test, and a pre-employment criminal background check. Questions regarding these positions should be directed to A/C Bordeaux at 920-720-7125, or sbordeaux@foxcrossingwi.gov.BenefitsThe Village of Fox Crossing does not offer benefits with this position.
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