Firefighter EMT-B

The Firefighter EMT-B performs specialized firefighter and EMT-B duties, including fire suppression, fire prevention, emergency lifesaving, and rescue.

• Respond to fire alarms as a member of a firefighting team and participate in the control and suppression of all types of fires, including residential, commercial, vehicular, and wild land fires.
• Participate in rescue operations at fire scenes, accidents, hazardous areas, and other emergencies, render first aid and emergency medical care, and assist other agencies in emergencies.
• Conduct fire prevention inspections of residences and commercial buildings; notify senior shift member, building residents of fire hazards, advise on corrective actions, and fire prevention methods.
• Perform pre-fire planning inspections, sketch building and area plans, note street and hydrant locations, obstacles, hazards and other features pertinent to firefighting strategy and rescue operations.
• Participate in continuous training and physical fitness programs.
• Maintain routine cleaning and maintenance of fire station facilities and equipment.
• Participate in salvage operations and identification of fire causes, preserve evidence of possible arson, circumstances causing medical emergencies, and testify in court.
• Conduct periodic inspections and tests of firefighting, rescue and first aid equipment, apparatus, and fire hydrants.
• Conduct classes and presentations for fire department personnel and public groups on fire prevention, first aid, rescue techniques, equipment care, safety procedures, fire combat techniques, hazardous materials and related subjects.
• Collect data to prepare reports.
• Perform other duties of a similar nature or level as requested by supervisor or director.

• Knowledge of tribal policies and procedures; fire department rules and regulations; standard operating procedures; emergency medical treatment standards and protocols;
  National Fire Protection Association (NFPA) standards;
  International Fire Service Training Association (I.F.S.T.A.) standards;
  Yaqui culture, customs, resources and traditions or willingness to learn.
• Apply fire suppression practices and principles.
• Effectively render first aid and basic emergency medical care.
• Perform hazardous work under adverse conditions including confined areas, high places, during civil unrest, etc.
• Follow instructions and work as a team member in a highly structured working environment.
• Maintain physical fitness, agility and mental alertness during extended periods of work.
• Follow oral and written instructions, policies, and procedures.
• Prepare written documents on various fire department programs and projects as requested.
• Operate office equipment, including computer and related software applications.
• Demonstrate good communication and interpersonal skills; interact with co-workers, supervisors, management, council members, and the public.

High School Diploma or GED.

• Must be 18 years old.
• Must be a U.S. Citizen.
• Firefighter I and II Certification.
• CPR and First Aid Certifications.
• Arizona EMT‑B Certification.
• Must possess and maintain a valid Arizona Driver's License.
• May be required to obtain an AZ State Driver/Operator Certification and other certifications depending on assignment.
• Must pass Physical Fitness test annually.
• Position requires non‑traditional hours, nights, weekends, 24‑hour shift assignment, average workweek 57.5 hours.
• Must not have been convicted of a felony in Arizona or U.S. federal law.
• Must not have recent traffic violations indicating disregard for traffic laws.
• Must have FBI, BIA, and Tribal Court Clearance, including Level 1 Arizona Clearance Card; failure to maintain clearance results in termination.

Entry Level

Full‑time

Other, Information Technology, and Management

Government Administration