Fire Apparatus Operator - Full-Time EMS & Firefighter

Fayette County Administration; Fayetteville (GA); On-site; USD 42,000 - 62,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Benefits

Job summary

Fayette County Administration is seeking a full-time Firefighter/EMT to operate assigned fire apparatus and perform firefighting, rescue, and EMS duties. This role emphasizes public safety, readiness, and community service.

Major duties include responding to fires, medical and hazmat incidents, operating pumps and equipment, maintaining and documenting gear, and educating the public through station tours and CPR training. Strong certifications and license required.

Qualifications

• Specialized training in Fire and EMS requirements.
• Valid driver’s license for vehicle type operated.
• Current NFPA Firefighter 1/2, Pumper and Aerial Operator certifications.
• State of Georgia licensure as AEMT or Paramedic.

Responsibilities

• Respond to emergency medical, fire, and hazmat incidents; assist public on non-emergency calls.
• Operate fire apparatus to transport personnel safely to and from calls.
• Work at incident scenes following procedures and safety practices.
• Operate pumps, tools, fans, and lighting equipment on apparatus.
• Secure roadways around incidents for safety near apparatus and crews.
• Maintain EMS and fire certifications through ongoing training.
• Inspect and test vehicles and equipment; report hazards to command.
• Record incident, patient care, and apparatus data for reports.
• Participate in public Fire/EMS education events and station tours.
• Perform hydrant services and annual hose and pump tests.
• Conduct pre-planning surveys and maintain station facilities.

Skills

Firefighting

EMS

Driver's license

Public safety

Education

High school diploma or GED

Job description

Fayette County Administration is seeking a full-time Firefighter/EMT to operate assigned fire apparatus and perform firefighting, rescue, and EMS duties. This role emphasizes public safety, readiness, and community service.

Major duties include responding to fires, medical and hazmat incidents, operating pumps and equipment, maintaining and documenting gear, and educating the public through station tours and CPR training. Strong certifications and license required.