Fire Prevention Specialist I

Posted 8 days ago

california department of forestry fire protectionCalifornia (MO)

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About the role

CAL FIRE’s Fire Prevention Specialists play a vital role in reducing wildfire risk and safeguarding communities across. You’ll engage directly with homeowners, local agencies, and community groups to provide education on fire‑safe practices and vegetation management. This role supports public outreach efforts that strengthen community resilience. Ideal candidates are detail‑oriented, comfortable working in the field, and passionate about protecting life, property, and natural resources. Applicants MUST have examination eligibility in order to apply for the job. Why CAL FIRE? Strong work-life balance with a consistent schedule State benefits including retirement, health, dental, and vision Opportunities for career growth and upward mobility within state service A mission-driven culture where your work supports communities across California A team environment that values reliability, professionalism, and support Santa Clara County is a lively mix of innovation, culture, and sunshine, where bustling cities meet quiet neighborhoods and scenic open spaces. From tech hubs and vibrant downtowns to hiking trails, farmers markets, and major sports and entertainment, there’s always something happening. The county’s diverse communities, creative energy, and rich blend of foods, festivals, and local traditions make it an exciting place to explore. Santa Clara County brings a fun, dynamic spirit that makes living and working here feel great.

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