Part-Time Firefighter - El Dorado Fire Department

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city of el dorado kansasEl Dorado (KS)

Firefighters Fire Protection

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$15.17/hour

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About the role

Part-Time Firefighter The City Fire Department is seeking motivated Part-Time Firefighters to support daily staffing and serve alongside our full-time crews. This paid, non-benefitted position allows up to 999 hours of work annually.

Responsibilities:

Respond to emergencies and perform firefighting, rescue, and EMS support duties
Maintain monthly training and readiness requirements
Work 12–24 hour shifts as scheduled, primarily at Station 2Follow department policies, safety standards, and supervision from company officers

Minimum Qualifications:

High school diploma or equivalent
Valid driver's license
Ability to pass a physical ability test and background/medical screenings
Firefighter I (within 6 months of hire)
HazMat Awareness/OperationsEMT certification preferred
Schedule & Pay:
Up to 96 hours per pay period / 999 hours per year
Hourly compensation starting at $15.17/hour (Recruit or Firefighter grade based on certifications)

This job description does not exclusively outline the duties expected of the employee in this role. Employees may need to adhere to additional job-related directives and fulfill other job-related tasks upon request, adhering to relevant state and federal regulations. Some job responsibilities outlined here may be subject to potential adjustments in compliance with applicable state and federal laws. Thank you for your interest in joining our team. Employment with the City of El Dorado offers people the opportunity to serve the community as well as work in a professional and fulfilling career environment. The City of El Dorado is an Equal Opportunity Employer.

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