Fire & EMS Battalion Chief — Strategic Operations Leader

Hanover County Government; Virginia; On-site; USD 90,000 - 140,000; Full time

Job summary

The Hanover County Government in Virginia seeks a Battalion Chief for the Fire and EMS Department. The incumbent will supervise officers and civilians, manage human resources tasks, contribute to annual budgeting, and develop division plans and procedures to ensure high-quality emergency response.

Responsibilities include training curriculum development, inspections for fire prevention and safety, responding to fires, HazMat and medical emergencies, and promoting volunteer involvement in a

Qualifications

• Advanced knowledge of firefighting, EMS training, fire prevention and Virginia Codes.
• 8 years as a full-time Hanover Fire EMS employee with at least 3 years in a supervisory role.
• Ability to prepare written and electronic reports and make quick, sound judgments.

Responsibilities

• Supervise employees and complete HR paperwork as needed.
• Assist with development of the annual operating budget.
• Develop division plans and operating procedures as required.
• May create and implement new training curriculum.
• May inspect and conduct investigations for Fire Prevention and general compliance.
• Respond to alarms for fires, HazMat incidents and medical emergencies.
• Foster volunteer involvement to support a combined career and volunteer system.
• Perform related work as assigned.

Skills

Leadership

Budgeting

HR management

Strategic planning

Reporting

Education

Associate degree in Fire Science / Emergency Management

Bachelor's degree preferred

Job description

The Hanover County Government in Virginia seeks a Battalion Chief for the Fire and EMS Department. The incumbent will supervise officers and civilians, manage human resources tasks, contribute to annual budgeting, and develop division plans and procedures to ensure high-quality emergency response.

Responsibilities include training curriculum development, inspections for fire prevention and safety, responding to fires, HazMat and medical emergencies, and promoting volunteer involvement in a