Firefighter – Port Moody – 2018

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Firefighter - Port Moody - 2018
Fire Recruitment Job Board Team
Published
May 14, 2018
Location
Port Moody, British Columbia
Category
Job Type
Closes
May 20, 2018
Salary
$5,627 per month
Work Hours
Unknown
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Description

The City of Port Moody is seeking applicants for the position of professional Career Firefighter with Port Moody Fire Rescue. The position is as a Flex Firefighter within the suppression division, with a work and pay schedule prescribed within the current Collective Agreement between the City of Port Moody & IAFF, Local 2399. Successful candidates will form part of a 2018 eligibility list, to be hired and trained as operational needs require. An offer of employment from this process may be for a temporary position, with the possibility of becoming regular full-time.

Minimum Qualifications

1.    Completion of Grade 12
2.    Must be at least 19 years of age on the date of application
3.    Canadian Citizen or Landed Immigrant with legal entitlement to work in Canada
4.    Valid Class 3 BC Driver’s licence without restrictions with airbrake endorsement (automatic transmission acceptable).
5.    Good driving record with less than 6 points currently and no DUI convictions
6.    No conviction of a criminal offense for which a pardon has not been granted
7.    Completed VO2 max testing with Fortius Sport & Health (or completed within past 6 months – see *NOTE*)
8.    Successful completion of an IFSAC/Pro Board NFPA 1001 Firefighter Training Program (Have a look at our learning center for training in your area.)
9.    Completion of an accredited NFPA 472 Hazardous Material Operations certification (Have a look at our learning center for training in your area.)
10. Current License holder of a First Responder Level III (with AED and Spinal Endorsement) Certification that does not expire prior to calendar year-end 2018. (Have a look at our learning center for training in your area.)
11. Minimum one year cumulative work experience, preferably in an area related to the construction trades or work that requires the use of motorized equipment or machinery
12. Minimum 30 credits of accredited post-secondary education. Trades training or military training may be applied as an equivalent. Full time attendance at a Fire Training institute for a minimum of six weeks will be granted an equivalency of 10 credits.
13. Upon employment, successful candidates must reside within one of the following municipalities:Port Moody, Vancouver, University Endowment Lands, Burnaby,  Richmond,Delta,  New Westminster,  Belcarra,  Anmore, Coquitlam,  Port Coquitlam,  Pitt Meadows,  Maple Ridge, Surrey,  White Rock, City of Langley, Township of Langley

Preferred Qualifications

1.    Structural firefighting experience
2.    Forestry firefighting experience
3.    EMR, PCP or ACP License
4.    Functionally relevant work experience
5.  Past Experience in Emergency Services

Additional Information

Documentation Required (PDF copies named by appropriate title below)
1. Completed on-line application
2. High school transcript (copy of diploma not required)
3. Post-secondary transcripts
4. NFPA 1001 proof of completion with IFSAC / Pro Board Seal
5. NFPA 472 Hazardous Materials Operations proof of completion
6. Drivers Licence (front and back photo)
7. Drivers Abstract (current within 30 days of application)
8. Commercial Driving Record (current within 30 days of application)
9. First Responder Licence
10. Resume
11. Other documentation related only to prerequisite or preferred qualifications
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