Experienced Firefighter; IFSAC FF
Listed on 2026-03-08
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Government
Emergency Crisis Mgmt/ Disaster Relief -
Healthcare
Emergency Crisis Mgmt/ Disaster Relief
Experienced Firefighter (ifsac Ff-1)
$ 6,631.00 – 9,464.00 /Monthly (depends on experience) plus benefits
(2025 Rates – Upon new contract approval, 2026 rates will be updated)
Advance your career by joining the City of Everett Fire Department!
Why Everett?Working for City government is personally rewarding for those looking to make an impact at the community level. As an employer, we advocate for employee professional growth, value work‑life balance.
The City of Everett is proud to be an Equal Opportunity Employer, and our goal is to recruit and hire capable and engaged job candidates from a wide range of backgrounds. We are committed to creating and supporting an inclusive and welcoming environment for all employees.
The City provides excellent benefits, including medical, dental, vision, a retirement pension through LEOFF, and basic life insurance plans. Employees will also accrue vacation, sick, and holidays throughout the calendar year. For more information on benefits for this position: IAFF Benefit Guide.
About The JobThis is general duty firefighting work performing emergency and non‑emergency tasks in the areas of fire suppression, hazardous materials, technical rescue, fire prevention, emergency or disaster preparedness, as well as responding to emergency medical calls and performing skilled Basic Life Support (BLS). The City of Everett employs six (6) Engine Companies (1 swing engine), two (2) Ladder Companies (1 swing ladder), three (3) ALS medic units, and three (3) BLS aid units.
There are six (6) fire stations located throughout the city. There are 180 uniformed firefighters employed. In 2024 the Department was dispatched to approximately 26,000 incidents with about 21,714 being EMS incidents.
The ranked eligible register established from this examination process will be used to fill all vacancies in this job class until the register expires in 12 months or is depleted. In addition, entry into this classification through an open/continuous basis is subject to a twelve (12) month probationary period. Successful candidates shall be subject to an extensive background to include a Washington State Patrol background inquiry pursuant to RCW 43.43.832.
Hiring offers are contingent upon successful completion of a CPAT, LEOFF medical evaluation, and medical history review, which includes drug testing, and a psychological evaluation is a condition of employment. All candidates will be required to attend a 2‑week pre‑academy in Everett, WA, a 13‑week Snohomish County Fire Training Academy located in Stanwood, WA, and a 6‑week post‑academy located in Everett, WA.
This job classification is represented by the Everett Firefighters Union, IAFF Local 46.
Under the supervision of a Company Officer, Firefighters are responsible for responding to a variety of fire calls that involve firefighting, fire prevention, and emergency medical assistance. The work also involves responding to and dealing with manmade and natural disasters that pose a threat to public safety. Incumbents often work in unpleasant, stressful, and hazardous conditions that generally require strenuous physical exertion for extended periods of time.
Workplace hazards may also include emergency driving situations, exposure to chemicals, blood borne and airborne pathogens, smoke, fumes, gases, extreme heat, working on ladders, and working in fire‑induced weakened structures. Firefighters may also spend substantial amounts of time engaged in the routine inspection, cleaning, and maintenance of equipment, apparatus, and quarters, and in supervised firefighting, Emergency Medical Technician (EMT), or other related training.
The work is performed according to detailed oral and/or written instructions and to specified policies, procedures, and practices learned on the job.
- All applicants must be currently employed as a part‑paid volunteer or full‑time career (structural) firefighter and have:
- Minimum of one year verifiable experience as a part‑paid volunteer or career firefighter/EMT at a single agency.
- Current certification at the IFSAC FF‑1 and Haz Mat Awareness level.
- Possession of a current State of Washington…
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