Firefighter

**Job ID**: 2521
**Openings**: TBD
**Jurisdiction**: Local 181
**Division**: Fire & Protective Services
**Department**: Fire & Protective Services
**Branch**: Suppression & Rescue
**Location Name**: Regina, Saskatchewan, CA
**Type of Posting**: Internal & External
**Employment Type**: Permanent
**Hourly Salary**: $33.24 - $51.14 (2023 Rates)
**Bi-weekly Salary**: $2,659.00 - $4,279.00
**Annual Salary**: $69,400.00 - $111,691.00
**Date Posted**: December 1, 2024
**Closing Date**: January 5, 2025
Land Acknowledgement
We are proud to reside on Treaty 4 Territory and the traditional lands of the Cree, Saulteaux, Dakota, Nakota, Lakota, and Métis Nation, honoring and respecting these Nations and ancestors of this territory and grateful to be here. Regina is committed to building trust and creating true partnerships with Indigenous peoples.
Equity, Diversity & Inclusion
Position Summary
As a member of the Fire Operations team, City of Regina Firefighters protect the lives and property of citizens by conducting prevention services, providing fire safety education, combating, and extinguishing fires and working in other emergency situations under a variety of conditions frequently involving considerable hazard. In this position you may also be assigned to the Emergency Communications Centre as a Firefighter Dispatcher.
**Note**: Shift work including weekends and statutory holidays is required.
**Typical duties include**:
Perform fire prevention and inspection duties in assigned area.
Teach basic fire prevention and life safety techniques at schools and at public venues.
Participate in public relations projects involving visits, demonstrations and community events as directed.
Responsible for all fire suppression duties necessary to save life and property, combat, extinguish and/or prevent fires by rapidly and efficiently performing varied duties as required under emergency conditions.
Provide emergency medical response and aid; perform rescue/extrication operations where necessary to prevent loss of life or further injury from any cause.
Perform a variety of rescue related duties to protect the public and lessen the severity of injuries related to motor vehicle collisions including the extrication of victims from collisions, and incidents involving hazardous materials.
Perform various maintenance duties to fire services apparatus, equipment, and department property.
Attend training classes and study assigned materials related to the emergency services including, but not limited to, firefighting, fire prevention, rescue, emergency medical services and Hazardous Materials.
Perform duties of the Emergency Communications Centre as assigned.
Perform related work as required.
Application Prerequisites
Submit a copy of High School Certificate or Official High School Transcript.
Submit an International Fire Service Accreditation Congress (IFSAC) or Pro Board Certification for National Fire Protection Association (NFPA) 1001 Level I and II.
Submit a Primary Care Paramedic (PCP) Certification. Must possess a current practicing license in the Province of Saskatchewan. Submit a copy of Saskatchewan license, and a current PCP 2011 NOCP, ITLS and CPR certificates
- Please note that at this time, we will also accept proof of successful completion of Primary Care Paramedic and a restricted license with the ability to obtain the COPR during the probationary period.

Must possess a valid driver’s license with air brake endorsement. Class 3A is an asset. Submit the front and back of your license.
Submit a current York Firefighter Fitness Assessment Certificate (no more than six months old).*

**All Firefighter recruits must**:
Have the ability to understand and execute oral and written instructions, act quickly and calmly in emergency situations, and be able to establish and maintain effective working relationships
Be in excellent physical condition
Have personal health habits that develop and maintain resiliency
Have the ability to observe, identify and communicate about mental health matters
Have the willingness to participate in mental health sessions and counseling for the development and maintenance of positive and resilient mental health.
All applicants must meet the minimum vision and hearing requirements:
Near visual acuity of 20/40 or better binocular, uncorrected or corrected.
Far visual acuity of 20/40 or better binocular, corrected with contact lenses or spectacles OR far visual acuity of 20/100 or better binocular for wearers of hard contacts or spectacles or new soft contact lens wearers, uncorrected.
Far visual acuity of 20/100 in the worse eye, corrected or uncorrected.
Normal color vision (Ishihara & Farnsworth testing methods accepted) for use of equipment such as imaging devices.
Have normal hearing test results (no more than 30 decibel hearing loss in either ear average at 500, 1000, 2000 & 3000 HZ)
Note, Vision testing is incorporated into the York Firefighter Fitness Assessment testing.
**Additional Requireme