Description
As a firefighter, reporting to a captain, you would perform a wide variety of technical tasks in support of the emergency rescue operations, fire suppression, specialized operations, hazardous materials and prevention functions. You would also perform a variety of technical and administrative tasks in support of the fire department.
Minimum Qualifications
Have the legal entitlement to work in Canada (e.g. Passport, Birth Certificate or Permanent Resident Card)
High school graduation transcript – shall clearly show that you graduated high school, show your subjects taken, and grades
NFPA 1001 level 2 certification from an accredited training agency
A valid BC class 3 driver’s license with an air brake endorsement (or equivalent)
A driver’s abstract that demonstrates responsible and safe driving behaviour (More than 6 points in the last 3 years, from the posting date, is considered excessive and does not meet this requirement)
Valid first responder level 3 license with spinal & AED endorsements, or higher EMA licence, issued from a provincial board or college of paramedics. While you may apply without a current EMALB license, preference may be given to applicants holding a current EMALB license, and will be required prior to any job offer
Current (within the last 12 months) certificate of successful completion of the University of Victoria Firefighter Physical Fitness Evaluation
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Preferred Qualifications
EVO certification from an accredited training agency
An EMR, PCP or ACP licence issued by a licencing board
Post secondary diploma or degree certificate
Red Seal trade qualifications
Fire related training (do NOT include copies, but rather list these in your resume
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