Fire Services -Certified Fire Fighter/EMTs
rockdale county georgiaConyers (GA)
Fire Services -Certified Fire Fighter/EMTs
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rockdale county georgiaConyers (GA)
SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
Rockdale County Fire Rescue (RCFR) Rockdale County Fire Rescue (RCFR) is always open to connecting with qualified candidates who have prior fire service experience. We are always willing to speak with individuals interested in Firefighter, Firefighter/Driver, and Sergeant Ranks.
Positions Available:
Firefighter: Engage in fire suppression, emergency medical services, and rescue operations.
Firefighter/Driver: Conducts duties of other firefighters but may be required to drive fire apparatus at times.
Sergeant: Has the primary responsibility of driving a fire apparatus, but must also be able to provide supervision, training, and ensure adherence to departmental protocols.
Qualifications
Experience:
Prior fire service experience is essential, with specific qualifications varying by position.
Certifications:
Relevant certifications such as Firefighter II, Emergency Medical Technician (EMT), and Incident Command System (ICS) courses are required. Leadership Roles: For the Sergeant position, demonstrated leadership and supervisory experience are crucial. If you are a qualified candidate and interested in discussing potential opportunities, we encourage you to submit your information through the Rockdale County employment opportunities page or contact Rockdale County Fire Rescue at 770-278-8401.At RCFR, we are always looking to build a dedicated and skilled team. We welcome the opportunity to speak with you about how you could contribute to our mission.
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