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The incumbent is a newly hired member of the Fire Department and is initially assigned to a “Personnel Awaiting Clearance” (PAC) location. During this assignment, a variety of training programs for required certification status is pursued. Upon being granted clearance and work site access, the incumbent is assigned to a functional position within the department consistent with possessed skills and qualifications. Once assigned, the incumbent’s primary responsibility is to accompany Fire Fighters and respond to emergencies in order to protect lives and property. Position is represented by a Union Collective Bargaining Agreement (CBA).
Job Responsibility:
Suppress all fires including wildland fires near Range facilities and take necessary action to prevent rekindling
Exercises caution to avoid damage or loss of property including injury to self and others
Identifies, protects and reports evidence indicating cause of fire, especially during salvage and overhaul operations
Reports unusual circumstances or injuries sustained while on duty to the Lieutenant for necessary action
Must be fully qualified to drive and operate all assigned fire apparatus and support vehicles as well as effectively operate all tools and equipment
May also be trained to perform related duties and functions such as Alarm Center Operator, fire hose testing, pre-fire planning, station maintenance, fire extinguisher/fire alarm and fire systems inspections and testing, fire apparatus pump tests, and vehicle equipment maintenance
Perform all other position related duties as assigned or requested
Requirements:
Current certification of Fire Fighter (2), (NFPA 1001)
Current Emergency Vehicle Operator Course (EVOC) completion of certification at the level of at least 2(3 preferred)
Current Hazardous Materials Operations Level Certification (NFPA 472)
Current Emergency Medical Technician Certification accredited through the State of Nevada, Department of Health
Physical Requirements of NFPA Standard 1582, 2001 edition, which includes passing a medical examination prior to assignment of duty and every year thereafter and the Physical Agility Test yearly
Must have a high school degree or equivalent
Must be at least 18 years old on first day of employment
Must have a valid state driver’s license
Position requires the ability to qualify for and maintain a Top-Secret government security clearance