Pascua Yaqui Tribe
The Firefighter EMT-B performs specialized firefighter and EMT-B duties, including fire suppression, fire prevention, emergency lifesaving, and rescue.
Responsibilities
Respond to fire alarms as a member of a firefighting team and participate in the control and suppression of all types of fires, including residential, commercial, vehicular, and wild land fires.
Participate in rescue operations at fire scenes, accidents, hazardous areas, and other emergencies, render first aid and emergency medical care, and assist other agencies in emergencies.
Conduct fire prevention inspections of residences and commercial buildings; notify senior shift member, building residents of fire hazards, advise on corrective actions, and fire prevention methods.
Perform pre-fire planning inspections, sketch building and area plans, note street and hydrant locations, obstacles, hazards and other features pertinent to firefighting strategy and rescue operations.
Participate in continuous training and physical fitness programs.
Maintain routine cleaning and maintenance of fire station facilities and equipment.
Participate in salvage operations and identification of fire causes, preserve evidence of possible arson, circumstances causing medical emergencies, and testify in court.
Conduct periodic inspections and tests of firefighting, rescue and first aid equipment, apparatus, and fire hydrants.
Conduct classes and presentations for fire department personnel and public groups on fire prevention, first aid, rescue techniques, equipment care, safety procedures, fire combat techniques, hazardous materials and related subjects.
Collect data to prepare reports.
Perform other duties of a similar nature or level as requested by supervisor or director.
Knowledge, Skills, and Abilities
Knowledge of tribal policies and procedures; fire department rules and regulations; standard operating procedures; emergency medical treatment standards and protocols; National Fire Protection Association (NFPA) standards; International Fire Service Training Association (I.F.S.T.A.) standards; Yaqui culture, customs, resources and traditions or willingness to learn.
Apply fire suppression practices and principles.
Effectively render first aid and basic emergency medical care.
Perform hazardous work under adverse conditions including confined areas, high places, during civil unrest, etc.
Follow instructions and work as a team member in a highly structured working environment.
Maintain physical fitness, agility and mental alertness during extended periods of work.
Follow oral and written instructions, policies, and procedures.
Prepare written documents on various fire department programs and projects as requested.
Operate office equipment, including computer and related software applications.
Demonstrate good communication and interpersonal skills; interact with co-workers, supervisors, management, council members, and the public.
Qualifications High School Diploma or GED.
Special Requirements
Must be 18 years old.
Must be a U.S. Citizen.
Firefighter I and II Certification.
CPR and First Aid Certifications.
Arizona EMT‑B Certification.
Must possess and maintain a valid Arizona Driver's License.
May be required to obtain an AZ State Driver/Operator Certification and other certifications depending on assignment.
Must pass Physical Fitness test annually.
Position requires non‑traditional hours, nights, weekends, 24‑hour shift assignment, average workweek 57.5 hours.
Must not have been convicted of a felony in Arizona or U.S. federal law.
Must not have recent traffic violations indicating disregard for traffic laws.
Must have FBI, BIA, and Tribal Court Clearance, including Level 1 Arizona Clearance Card; failure to maintain clearance results in termination.
Seniority Level Entry Level
Employment Type Full‑time
Job Function Other, Information Technology, and Management
Industries Government Administration
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Responsibilities
Respond to fire alarms as a member of a firefighting team and participate in the control and suppression of all types of fires, including residential, commercial, vehicular, and wild land fires.
Participate in rescue operations at fire scenes, accidents, hazardous areas, and other emergencies, render first aid and emergency medical care, and assist other agencies in emergencies.
Conduct fire prevention inspections of residences and commercial buildings; notify senior shift member, building residents of fire hazards, advise on corrective actions, and fire prevention methods.
Perform pre-fire planning inspections, sketch building and area plans, note street and hydrant locations, obstacles, hazards and other features pertinent to firefighting strategy and rescue operations.
Participate in continuous training and physical fitness programs.
Maintain routine cleaning and maintenance of fire station facilities and equipment.
Participate in salvage operations and identification of fire causes, preserve evidence of possible arson, circumstances causing medical emergencies, and testify in court.
Conduct periodic inspections and tests of firefighting, rescue and first aid equipment, apparatus, and fire hydrants.
Conduct classes and presentations for fire department personnel and public groups on fire prevention, first aid, rescue techniques, equipment care, safety procedures, fire combat techniques, hazardous materials and related subjects.
Collect data to prepare reports.
Perform other duties of a similar nature or level as requested by supervisor or director.
Knowledge, Skills, and Abilities
Knowledge of tribal policies and procedures; fire department rules and regulations; standard operating procedures; emergency medical treatment standards and protocols; National Fire Protection Association (NFPA) standards; International Fire Service Training Association (I.F.S.T.A.) standards; Yaqui culture, customs, resources and traditions or willingness to learn.
Apply fire suppression practices and principles.
Effectively render first aid and basic emergency medical care.
Perform hazardous work under adverse conditions including confined areas, high places, during civil unrest, etc.
Follow instructions and work as a team member in a highly structured working environment.
Maintain physical fitness, agility and mental alertness during extended periods of work.
Follow oral and written instructions, policies, and procedures.
Prepare written documents on various fire department programs and projects as requested.
Operate office equipment, including computer and related software applications.
Demonstrate good communication and interpersonal skills; interact with co-workers, supervisors, management, council members, and the public.
Qualifications High School Diploma or GED.
Special Requirements
Must be 18 years old.
Must be a U.S. Citizen.
Firefighter I and II Certification.
CPR and First Aid Certifications.
Arizona EMT‑B Certification.
Must possess and maintain a valid Arizona Driver's License.
May be required to obtain an AZ State Driver/Operator Certification and other certifications depending on assignment.
Must pass Physical Fitness test annually.
Position requires non‑traditional hours, nights, weekends, 24‑hour shift assignment, average workweek 57.5 hours.
Must not have been convicted of a felony in Arizona or U.S. federal law.
Must not have recent traffic violations indicating disregard for traffic laws.
Must have FBI, BIA, and Tribal Court Clearance, including Level 1 Arizona Clearance Card; failure to maintain clearance results in termination.
Seniority Level Entry Level
Employment Type Full‑time
Job Function Other, Information Technology, and Management
Industries Government Administration
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