Executive Battalion Chief: Lead Fire & EMS Operations

City of Annapolis (MD); Annapolis (MD); Presencial; USD 120.000 - 180.000; Jornada completa

Descripción de la vacante

The City of Annapolis is seeking an experienced Fire Battalion Chief to lead EMS, fire suppression, and tactical operations across City battalions. The role directs incident command at major incidents, oversees station readiness, and guides specialized teams, including EMS and hazardous materials units.

The incumbent will supervise officers and firefighters, coach performance, and serve as Acting Deputy Fire Chief or Fire Chief when needed, ensuring rapid, coordinated responses and strategic

Formación

• Education: Associate degree or 60 college credits in Fire Science, Emergency Health Services, Public Administration or related field.
• Annapolis Fire Department service: at least five years, including one year as Fire Captain.
• Certifications: EMT-B or higher; Fire Officer III; Fire Instructor II; National Incident Management System courses: ICS 100, 200, 300, 400, 700, 800.

Responsabilidades

• Directs emergency medical services, fire suppression, rescue operations, and tactical planning across the battalion.
• Oversees station readiness, equipment, payroll, and reports.
• Leads EMS Division and specialized teams (Technical Rescue, Marine Incident Response, HazMat, etc.).
• Acts as Deputy Fire Chief/Fire Chief when assigned.
• Conducts life-safety inspections and investigations; fosters leadership and performance.

Conocimientos

Incident Command

EMS Leadership

Station Readiness

Investigation & Inspection

Personnel Coaching

Educación

Associate degree or 60 college credits in Fire Science / Emergency Health Services / Public Administration

Five years of Annapolis Fire Department service with at least one year as Fire Captain

Herramientas

FO III Certification

Fire Instructor II

NIMS ICS Courses

EMT-B Certification

Descripción del empleo

The City of Annapolis is seeking an experienced Fire Battalion Chief to lead EMS, fire suppression, and tactical operations across City battalions. The role directs incident command at major incidents, oversees station readiness, and guides specialized teams, including EMS and hazardous materials units.

The incumbent will supervise officers and firefighters, coach performance, and serve as Acting Deputy Fire Chief or Fire Chief when needed, ensuring rapid, coordinated responses and strategic