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FIREFIGHTER/MEDIC

Saybrook Township Trustees are accepting applications for up to one full-time Firefighter/ Medic for their Township Fire Department.

Application forms are available from:

Job and Family Services
2247 Lake Avenue
Ashtabula, OH

Monday through Friday between the hours 9:00 AM and 4:00 PM.

To apply the following minimum requirements must be met: High School Diploma, GED or equivalent. You must attach copy of your Ohio Firefighters Level II, Ohio Paramedic certifications (prefer Fire Service background) and Certificate of Completion (within one year) of the Fire Fighters Physical Agility Test from Cuyahoga Community College. Must have valid drivers license with a good driving record (meeting the Township's Policy regarding points). Successful applicant must be able to pass the Township's physical examination including drug screening.

Deadline for returning applications: February 26, 2010 at 3:00 pm

http://www.saybrooktownship.org/

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FIRE TRAINING OFFICER II
STATE OF OHIO FIRE ACADEMY
LICKING, OH

Instructs, coordinates and evaluates basic and advanced EMS training programs, works with the Academy’s medical director to ensure all EMS classes comply with the Division of EMS Standards. Develops lesson plans; prepares proposals and reports; assists in setting up resident programs; develops new programs and updates assigned courses. Develops budget for course delivery. Instructs in the Academy’s fire classes and functions as a rehab officer during OFA hands on training. Operates firefighter and EMS equipment and apparatus. Operates audio-visual equipment. Ensures student safety in classroom and on training grounds. Counsels students.

Instructs in the academy instructor program and the EMS module of this curriculum, per the standards as established by the Division of EMS. Serves as County Weekend Coordinator. May instruct in Academy Regional class offerings.

Represents Ohio Fire Academy at meetings, conferences, etc. Prepares & delivers speeches before specialized audiences. Prepares Publications. Consults with fire service persons and others relative to training programs, equipment, and fire department operations.

Performs related duties as required (e.g. assist with fire apparatus, rescue equipment set-up & repair); assists in on-site preparation for classes.

Minimum Qualifications:

Certified as Public Safety Instructor in EMS by Ohio Department of Public Safety pursuant to Section 4765.55 of Revised Code; valid driver's license.

Information and application weblink: http://www.com.ohio.gov/

An Equal Opportunity / Affirmative Action Employer

CLEVELAND FIRE DEPARTMENT

The Cleveland Fire Department provides fire suppression and rescue services. EMS is provided by a municipal third service agency (Cleveland EMS). Located on Lake Erie, Cleveland has undergone a renaissance since the early 1990's and is now a truly cosmopolitan center of commerce, industry, the arts, and of course...sports!

The City of Cleveland does not accept applications on a continuous basis for the position of Firefighter. For more information on Firefighter Civil Service Exam Opportunities, please contact:

Cleveland City Hall, Department of Personnel
601 Lakeside Avenue
Cleveland OH 44114
Job Hotline: (216) 664-2420

http://www.city.cleveland.oh.us/government/departments/pubsafety/fire/index.asp

City of Cleveland residency is required within six months of employment.

Cleveland Fire Department
1645 Superior Avenue
Cleveland, Ohio 44114
216-664-6813

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CLEVELAND E M S

Cleveland EMS is staffed with, on average, 300 professionals who run 22 state-of-the-art advanced life support ambulances handling 85,000 to 95,000 emergency calls annually. The dispatch center is now run locally with certified Emergency Medical Dispatchers trained on a Computer Aided Dispatching system which allows for call prioritizing, pre-arrival instructions, and the tracking of ambulances and support vehicles.

All of the Division’s emergency medical personnel receive rigorous education, training, and performance evaluations to make certain that Cleveland's citizens and visitors receive the best pre-hospital medical care in times of need.

For more information, contact:

City of Cleveland EMS
1701 Lakeside Avenue
Cleveland, Ohio 44114

http://www.city.cleveland.oh.us/government/departments/pubsafety/ems/index.asp

http://www.city.cleveland.oh.us/government/departments/pubsafety/ems/careers.asp

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CINCINNATI DIVISION OF FIRE

The Cincinnati Division of Fire is one of the outstanding fire departments in the Nation. It has kept abreast of all new techniques in fire fighting, fire control and fire prevention. It operates a complete Training Center, a Fire Prevention Bureau and an Arson Squad. It is the Nation's oldest professional fire department, organized April 1, 1853.

On April 1, 1853, the Cincinnati Fire Division became the first full-time paid fire department in the United States. Today's C.F.D. consists of more than 785 uniformed men and women staffing: 26 Engines, 13 Ladder Trucks, 1 Heavy Rescue/Haz-Mat unit, 4 ALS Rescue Units, 6 BLS Ambulances, and other special units.

The total area protected is 77.2 square miles with 26 miles of riverfront, and a resident population of approximately 350,000.

The Cincinnati Fire Recruit examination process consists of multiple phases.

For the most current information, visit: http://www.cincinnati-oh.gov/cityfire/pages/-6664-/

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COLUMBUS DIVISION OF FIRE

The City of Columbus Division of Fire is divided into five bureaus and employs more than 1,500 sworn and civilian support staff.

The Columbus Division of Fire operates and maintains:

A Paramedic/Engine concept in which a trained, fully equipped paramedic is on every engine company.
Full time, accredited Training Academy.
Fire Alarm Dispatching Office handling over 138,000 calls a year.
Hazardous Materials Response Team.
The Columbus Fire Department Bomb Squad is the Largest Non Department-of-Defense Bomb Squad in the U.S.
31 Station Houses throughout the City housing 33 Engines, 15 Ladders, 31 EMS (Advanced Life Support Transport Units) , 5 Heavy Rescues, 8 Rescue Boats.
Full range of services including inspection, prevention, investigation and community based programs.

For more information about the testing/application process, please click here ---> Columbus Civil Service Commission or contact:

Columbus Civil Service Commission
Columbus Division of Fire Recruiting
750 Piedmont Road
Columbus, OH 43224
City of Columbus Job Line: 614/645-7667

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