Senior Fire Engineer & Emergency Response Lead

City of Orangeburg, South Carolina; Orangeburg (SC); On-site; USD 42,345 - 51,755; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Health insurance

Retirement benefits

Paid training

Job summary

A municipal fire department in South Carolina is seeking a Fire Engineer to perform specialized work in emergency response. The ideal candidate will lead the crew during operations, drive and operate firefighting vehicles, and maintain readiness for emergencies. Qualifications include a high school diploma, several years of experience in firefighting, and required certifications. A valid driver's license and proficiency in fire suppression techniques are essential. This role contributes to community safety and emergency preparedness.

Qualifications

• Minimum three years of experience in firefighting and emergency services.
• Must possess a valid South Carolina Class E Non-Commercial Driver’s License.
• Additional certifications such as Firefighter and Emergency Medical Responder required.

Responsibilities

• Leads emergency activities and coordinates crew.
• Drives and operates various fire and emergency vehicles.
• Maintains equipment and ensures readiness for emergencies.
• Participates in fire prevention and safety education.

Skills

Driving emergency vehicles

Hydraulic calculations

Fire suppression techniques

Emergency medical response

Technical rescue skills

Education

High school diploma or GED

Vocational training in firefighting

Tools

Fire suppression equipment

Emergency medical equipment

Personal protective gear

Job description

A municipal fire department in South Carolina is seeking a Fire Engineer to perform specialized work in emergency response. The ideal candidate will lead the crew during operations, drive and operate firefighting vehicles, and maintain readiness for emergencies. Qualifications include a high school diploma, several years of experience in firefighting, and required certifications. A valid driver's license and proficiency in fire suppression techniques are essential. This role contributes to community safety and emergency preparedness.