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- Closes
- Fri, Jul 23
- Written test
- Yes (the posting doesn’t name it)
- Asks for
- Class D + Z licence · First aid & CPR
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Ottawa Airport Authority
Description
Emergency Response Services team, which operates in accordance with the Canadian Aviation Regulations (CARs)
Duties and Responsibilities
- Responds to emergency situations according to the regulatory requirements of the CARs;
- Participates in the development of tactical operations at all emergency situations;
- Participates in operations as required by the Fire Captain;
- Displays teamwork and a desire for learning and advancement;
- Plays an active role in the preservation of life, property, and environment;
- Prevents, extinguishes and protects exposures from fire loss;
- Administers advanced first aid and CPR/defibrillation;
- Participates in salvage and overhaul operations after a fire has been extinguished;
- Participates in the research on technological change and evaluates programs and procedures relating to operations and equipment;
- Participates in airport community education and public relations as required; and
- Conducts fire inspections.
Minimum Qualifications
- NFPA Standard 1001 Level 1 & 2 qualified;
- Qualified to NFPA 1002 Standard;
- Qualified to NFPA 472 – Operations level Standard;
- Ontario Provincial Driver’s Licence Class DZ or Class 3, or the equivalent from another province along with a driver’s abstract (issued within the last month);
- Obtained their Ontario Secondary School Diploma OSSD (Grade 12) or academic equivalent diploma;
Preferred Qualifications
- Qualified to NFPA 1003 Standard;
- Qualified to NFPA 1021 Standard;
- Current annual live fire certification as per the regulatory requirements of the CARs; and
- Bilingualism (English and French).
Additional Information
- Legally entitled to work in Canada (persons legally entitled to work in Canada are Canadian Citizens or permanent residents and/or holders of a valid work permit);
- Demonstrated initiative, autonomy, positive attitude and a sense of responsibility;
- Demonstrated mental alertness and mechanical aptitude;
- Physical, mental, and emotional health; and
- Effective communication skills (written and verbal) in English.
Ottawa Airport Authority closed Jul 23
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