Lieutenant
Salary: $86,227.60 – $94,228.40 Annually
Position Summary:
The incumbent is responsible for providing supervision over ambulance, engine or truck company personnel and operations in emergency and non-emergency occurrences. The incumbent is also responsible for emergency response for EMS, fire suppression, Hazmat, and other forms of special rescues.
Essential Functions:
- Supervises personnel assigned to company to ensure rules/regulations and standard operating guidelines are being followed; serves as Officer in Charge in the absence of a higher authority.
- Safely deliver crew members and equipment to the scene of all types of emergencies; EMS, Fire, Hazmat, MVA, extrication, Technical Rescue and Aerial Operations.
- Emergency response for EMS, fire suppression, Hazmat, and other forms of special rescues.
- Assumes responsibility for apparatus and equipment during assigned shift; may drive vehicle to emergency scenes; supervises personnel assigned to apparatus at scene of emergency.
- Ensures equipment and apparatus are maintained in working order.
- Responds to fire, accident, medical, rescue, civil defense and natural disaster calls and ensures that apparatus and equipment are working correctly while at scene.
- Responds to calls regarding hazardous materials spills.
- Administer drugs, provides medical treatment and transportation for sick and injured citizens when needed, all within EMS scope of practice.
- Transports sick and injured patient’s long distances to adequate care facilities, as needed.
- Engages in public education events with children, adults, and schools. Education includes, but is not limited to EMS education, fire prevention, public speaking, and tours.
- Clean and maintain station and equipment.
- Restock medical supplies and equipment as needed.
- Regularly participates in personal, company and department training.
- Regularly participates in either group or self-directed physical fitness activities during duty hours.
- Check all equipment, perform minor maintenance on the apparatus and equipment and record any apparatus maintenance problems.
- Mentoring and training of Driver/Operators and Firefighters
- Operating the pumps and delivering water supply; aerial devices, and other equipment at working fires.
- Perform recordkeeping and completion of computer forms for daily truck checks, time clock recording and all other required forms.
- Perform pump and hose test as scheduled.
- Maintains familiarity with buildings and streets in immediate coverage area and outlying areas of the City.
- Maintains professional relationships with the community and City personnel.
- Perform all work duties and activities in accordance with City policies and procedures.
- Perform other related duties as required or assigned.
Requirements:
- High school diploma or GED equivalent; and 12-18 months of total satisfactory work experience in the Fire/EMS Field; or an equivalent combination of education, training, and experience.
- One year (1) of supervisory/management experience
- One year (1) service as a Driver Operator
- Must possess a valid Driver’s License
- CPR & First Aid
- Firefighter I & II standards certificate
- Hazardous Material Operations & Awareness certificate
- NIMS ICS 100, 200, 700 & 800 certifications
- NR AEMT or Paramedic certificate
- Fire Officer I
- Fire Instructor I
- Fire Inspector I
- Airport Rescue Firefighter