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The City of Loma Linda is seeking a Fire Engineer to operate and maintain fire apparatus, assist in suppression, EMS, and public safety activities under supervision.
The role includes fire prevention inspections, training support, records keeping, and potential leadership duties when needed. Eligibility includes CA certification requirements and the ability to pass a medical exam and drug screen.
This is a promotional opportunity for current City of Loma Linda employees only.
*** Promotional opportunity for current City of Loma Linda employees only ***
Under general supervision, operates and maintains fire apparatus during emergency and routine situations, operates fire pumps, aerial apparatus and other fire equipment or specialized tools; assists in fire suppression, emergency medical care and public assistance; performs fire prevention inspections, assists in fire investigation, public education, and public relations assignments; participates in maintenance and record keeping activities; performs such other duties as may be assigned.
The Fire Engineer is a career position and is directly responsible to the Shift Captain. The Engineer may, on occasion, or by direction, supervise subordinate members; may serve as an officer in the absence of the Shift Captain or serve as the leader in command of a unit or detail.
Any combination of education and/or experience that has provided the knowledge, skills, and abilities necessary for satisfactory job performance. Example combinations include the equivalent to graduation from high school; twelve units of fire science, including fire hydraulics, fire apparatus and equipment, and fire prevention, or equivalent; and two years of experience in fire service.
Considerable knowledge of modern fire fighting methods; the operation of fire apparatus and hydraulics; fire safety inspection methods; routine apparatus maintenance and repair; laws, regulations, ordinances and procedures pertaining to traffic, parking, and animal control enforcement. Working knowledge of basic record keeping methods. Ability to operate fire apparatus; perform, and instruct others in fire fighting and inspection tasks; prepare and maintain records and reports; communicate effectively both orally and in writing; establish and maintain cooperative working relationships.
Work may expose incumbents to toxic or otherwise irritating substances and/or chemicals; incumbents must be able to perform heavy manual labor and work outdoors in varying weather conditions.