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Cadet Fire |
| Job Code | JCV231 | Hourly | 17.41 - 19.45 - 22.40 USD Hourly |
| Grade | 2 | As Hourly | $17.41 - $22.40 |
| Bargaining Unit | As Annual | $36,213 - $46,592 |
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Under close supervision, participate in assigned training and formal academic programs of instruction designed to qualify for certification as a Firefighter.
DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES
1. Attend and successfully complete Fire Academy Emergency Medical Services (EMS) classes and other formal fire training programs to qualify for certification as a Firefighter. 2. Participate in mandatory physical training to include but not limited to running, calisthenics, hose and dummy drags, and weight training. 3. Participate in drills, demonstrations, firefighting training evolutions, and courses in maintenance and firefighting techniques. 4. Train in the operation of rescue tools and other fire equipment. 5. Train in the administration of emergency medical care. 6. Train in the locating, controlling, and extinguishing of fires using applicable extinguishing agents. 7. Train in other aspects of incident management, hazardous material, technical rescue, and aircraft rescue and firefighting.
*The above information on this job description has been designed to indicate the general nature and level of work performed by employees within this classification. It is not designed to contain or be interpreted as a comprehensive inventory of all duties and responsibilities required of all employees assigned to this job. MINIMUMM QUALIFICATIONS Must have either a High School diploma or GED
ADDITIONAL REQUIREMENTS
The offer of this Bernalillo County position requires compliance with the following:
1. Attend and successfully complete Fire Academy and other formal fire training programs to qualify for certification as a Firefighter. 2. Participate in mandatory physical training to include but not limited to running, calisthenics, hose and dummy drags, and weight training. 3. Participate in drills, demonstrations, firefighting training evolutions, and courses in maintenance and firefighting techniques. 4. Train in the operation of rescue tools and other fire equipment. 5. Train in the administration of emergency medical care. 6. Train in the locating, controlling, and extinguishing of fires using applicable extinguishing agents. 7. Train in other aspects of incident management, hazardous material, technical rescue, and aircraft rescue and firefighting. 8. Learns how to perform general maintenance, cleaning, and upkeep of department apparatus, equipment, furnishings and structures. 9. Will assist and participates in the response to fire alarms or other emergencies as assigned. 10. Will learn how to don personal protective equipment, work in enclosed areas, lay and connect hoses, hold nozzles which direct water streams, raise and climb ladders, use fire extinguishers, prying tools, ropes, and other fire and medical equipment. 11. Performs related work as assigned. WORKING CONDITIONS 1. Employee works outdoors during emergency situations and/or fire fighting activities, except when in emergency vehicle or inside emergency locations. EQUIPMENT, TOOLS, AND MATERIALS 1. Employee handles paperwork, bandages, IV solutions, medications, oxygen, and other medical supplies needed for emergency situations. Employee utilizes protective clothing and devices (bio-medical and fire) as needed, flares, reflective vests, hearing and eye protection.
Revision: 02/10/2026 |