VOLUNTEER Firefighter
city of pasadenaPasadena (TX)
About the role
Firefighter Opportunity Ever dreamt of being a Firefighter? Now here's your chance...The Pasadena Fire Department is an all-volunteer organization. If you would like to apply for membership in our Department you must be 18 years of age, live within 5 minutes from the closest station, have a valid Texas driver's license, and good driving record. All candidates must pass a background investigation, physical examination, and agility course before being accepted into the Fire Training Academy. About the Academy During the 10 to 12-week Academy, you will participate in classroom instruction, and hands-on. Also, you will receive basic training in firefighting (i.e. hose handling, pump operations, emergency driving, extinguishers, firefighter safety, etc.)The Academy is every Tuesday and Thursday (6 p.m. to 10 p.m.) and every Saturday (8 a.m. to 5 p.m.).Assignment Upon successful completion of the Academy and acceptance into the Department, you will be assigned to your Station and provided the equipment necessary to perform your duties as a firefighter. You will respond to fires in your District and participate in monthly, ongoing training. You will have the opportunity to participate in additional training offered by outside agencies, such as Municipal Fire School at A&M and the Harris County Fire Fighters Association Field Days. To Be a Volunteer You Must Meet the Following Requirements:18 Years of Age or Older & Younger Than 45 Years of AgeCitizen or Legal Resident of The United States Resident of Pasadena, Texas (or within the vicinity) Hold Current Texas Drivers License Have Social Security Number Possess a High School Diploma or GED Equivalent
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