Examples of Career Firefighter in a sentence
Four (4) years as a Career Firefighter with Fire District 1, the City of Lynnwood, or any merged or consolidated agency with the RFA.
The Career Firefighter may also perform a variety of technical work and labor required to drive, operate, engineer and maintain BRFR pumping apparatus once qualified to do so.
Career Firefighter/EMT shifts shall be filled first by Career Firefighter /EMT then Career Firefighter/Medics before offered to Call/Firefighter/EMT.
See also Retained firefighter (U.K.) Career Firefighter: (U.S.) A person whose primary employment is as a firefighter for a municipality or other agency or company and who derives the majority of his earned income working in the fire service.
The following lists have been established by the Kentucky Fire Commission: • Recruit Firefighter – Suggested training hours• Volunteer Firefighter – Required hours for certification• Industrial Firefighter – Required hours for certification• Career Firefighter – Required hours for certification The following are the recommended topics/hours for:Recruit Firefighter These hours may be credited toward the elective hours required for certification.
The Chief stated that the ISO credits each Volunteer Firefighter 1/3 of the point credited for a Career Firefighter.
Supervisor McConnell moved approval of the Certificate of Recognition presented to Master Technician John Mayers for being named 2003 Career Firefighter of the Year by the Fairfax County Fire and Rescue Department.
A Career Firefighter works under the immediate supervision of the Captain on his/her assigned shift and also may be supervised by other supervising officers.
The Parties agree to fund the following priorities of the five-year Strategic Plan, which was adopted by the FCFA Board of Directors in 2017 for the Fiscal Year 2019/20 budget: Continued transition to Career Firefighter position with hiring of three (3) full-time positions to be assigned to the Grover Beach fire station.
The Career Firefighter is normally scheduled to work a 48/96 schedule, comprised of two consecutive 24- hour hour shifts (48 hours) on duty, and followed by 96 hours off duty.