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FULL- TIME:                                         Salary: $63,669​

Requirements

• Age: 18 years of age

• Education: High school diploma or GED. 

• Minimum Certifications: 

  • Wisconsin Firefighter I or II 

  • WI EMT-B or EMT-A certification

  • CPR and First Aid certification.

Job Descriptions 

• Respond to Fire and Medical Emergencies.

• Incident Reports: Document all emergency responses, including the nature of the incident, actions taken, and outcomes. Complete all required reports for each call.

• Inventory Management: Track inventory of equipment and supplies and report any shortages or damaged items.

• Inspections: Conduct fire safety inspections in public and private buildings to ensure compliance with local fire codes.

• Public Education: Provide fire safety education to the public, including conducting school visits, fire drills, and community outreach programs.

• Clerical work

• Maintain Fire Apparatus: Perform daily checks and routine maintenance of fire trucks, ambulances, and other vehicles, ensuring readiness for emergency responses.

• Inspect Firefighting Equipment: Ensure that firefighting equipment, including hoses, nozzles, breathing apparatus, and personal protective gear, is in good working condition.

• Cleaning & Decontamination: Clean apparatus, clean station, and decontaminate fire gear.

Benefits:

• Wisconsin Retirement System

• Health, Dental, Vision, and Life Insurance.

• Paid Vacations and Sick Leave.

• California Schedule

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PART-TIME:                               Shift stipend plus pay per call.

Requirements

• Age: 18 years of age

• Education: High school diploma or GED. 

• Minimum Certifications: ​

  • Wisconsin EMR, EMT-B, EMT-A certification

  • CPR and First Aid certification​

• Preferred Certifications:

  •  Wisconsin Firefighter I or II 

Job Descriptions 

• Respond to Fire and Medical Emergencies.

• Incident Reports: Document all emergency responses, including the nature of the incident, actions taken, and outcomes. Complete all required reports for each call.

• Inventory Management: Track inventory of equipment and supplies and report any shortages or damaged items.

• Maintain Fire Apparatus: Perform daily checks and routine maintenance of fire trucks, ambulances, and other vehicles, ensuring readiness for emergency responses.

• Inspect Firefighting Equipment: Ensure that firefighting equipment, including hoses, nozzles, breathing apparatus, and personal protective gear, is in good working condition.

• Cleaning & Decontamination: Clean apparatus, clean station, and decontaminate fire gear.​​​​​

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PAID-ON-CALL:

Do you want to become involved in your community?

Are you looking for new lifelong friendships and opportunities for personal development?

Have you ever witnessed an accident or sudden emergency and wished you could help?

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We are looking for people who live in the area who want to make a difference and serve their community. No experience is required. Training and education opportunities are always available. 

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Being a firefighter or EMT is one of the most diverse and challenging experiences, and the personal satisfaction and appreciation received is not comparable to many other careers.

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