Must possess and maintain State of Georgia Firefighting certification, Must be a paramedic Must have EMS Instructor/Coordinator (AEMT} and EMS Instructor/Coordinator (Paramedic) Licenses.

Fire Instructor I. Respond to Structural, Aircraft Rescue Fire Fighting \(ARFF\), Hazmat, Emergency Medical Services \(EMS\), and Technical Rescue emergencies\. Texas Commission on Fire Protection \(TCFP\), International Fire Service Accreditation Congress \(IFSAC\) or Pro\-Board equivalent.

Possess or obtain Georgia EMS Instructor/Coordinator EMT level (AEMT Instructor/Coordinator level preferred) within six (6) months of hire and maintain the required number of continuing education and instructor hours every year to maintain certification.

Pro Board (2018 or newer) or State of Wyoming Fire Instructor II. Battalion Chief Campbell County Fire Department Location: Gillette, WY. Fire Protection Analyst I. Contact © 2023 The Daily Dispatch, a service of the Western Fire Chiefs Association (v2.0.

Preferred Qualifications: A.S. Degree in Fire Science; 10 years’ experience as a firefighter, with five years as a TrainingOfficer; Certification as Firefighter I/II, Fire Instructor I/II, Fire Office I/II and experience as a Fire Instructor.

Additional fire service training is available including apparatus operator - tender, command aid, fire instructor, fire officer, and more. VOLUNTEER FIREFIGHTER - FIRE DEPARTMENT Have you ever thought about becoming a volunteer with your community's fire department.

Examples of desired skills for instruction include: Michigan Fire Fighters Training Council (MFFTC) Certified Instructor I or II (and/or III if /when adopted through the MFFTC). Ability to teach pre-service candidates as well as paid, paid-on-call, volunteer, and public safety officer/fire fighters in the advanced programs.

Master's Degree and one or more of the extended professional developmental courses, such as Fire Inspector, Chief Fire Officer, or Training Instructor. Bachelor's Degree or Associate's Degree from an accredited college or university with major course work in Management, Public Administration, or Fire Science; supplemented by fifteen (15) years of progressively responsible experience in fire service, including five (5) years at the administrative and supervisory level and three (3) years at the rank of Battalion Chief or higher; or an equivalent combination of training and experience.

Certifications: National Fire Protection Association (NFPA) compliant certification at the levels of Firefighter I, Firefighter II, Hazardous Materials Awareness/Operations, and Fire Instructor I.

Proof of completion of certified SFT Fire Training Instructor 1A, + 1B , or Instructor I, or State Fire Marshal Instructor Certificate. Instructor I (offered through the State Fire Marshal's Office) or.

The Adjunct Instructor shall always maintain the professional standards of Pasco County and Pasco County Fire Rescue and be able to work effectively to meet the needs of a diverse student population.

State certification as Fire Officer 1, Fire Instructor 1 and Fire Inspector 1. Audit daily timecards, coordinate, and record fire department PM assignments, audit My Learning training compliance, assigning, and coordinating monthly fire department continuing education training, and managing firefighter and EMT training certifications.

Programs meeting the National Fire Protection Association (NFPA) 1041 Standards for Fire Service Instruction Professional Qualifications, Fire Instructor Level 1 or 2, including those accredited by the International Fire Service Accreditation Congress (IFSAC) or the National Board on Fire Service Professional Qualifications (NBFSPQ.

Develops presentations and computer-generated products including flyers, brochures and other graphics using audio-visual, computer, photographic, and/or hardware-based technologies for fire education and life safety programs, works with GIS analyst to utilize ATC- CWPP wildfire risk model.

The Tactical Operations Instructor provides instructional services to meet the Coast Guard’s unique needs in support of high-risk training and live-fire exercises. Four (4) years of experience as a close quarters combat instructor/trainer for a Tier I, Tier II level or equivalent (CG MSRT/TACLET, SF, SEAL, MARSOC, FBI HRT, CBP-BORTAC, large metro-area SWAT, etc.