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and Washington Dulles International Airport
Performs full performance level firefighter functions in fire prevention, suppression, rescue and emergency medical services at the basic life support level in airport, public roadway, office and community settings. Responds to all types of emergency situations and, under the direction of the Incident Commander, carries out assigned duties to mitigate the emergency. Maintains assigned apparatus and equipment in clean and operationally ready condition. Helps maintain facilities in a clean, safe and healthy condition. Functions as Alarm Room Operator, as assigned. May serve as member or shift team leader on the Hazardous Materials or Technical Rescue Team. Assigned to one of three 24-hour shifts working an average 56-hour workweek.
Performs full performance firefighter functions in fire prevention, suppression, rescue and emergency medical services at the advanced life support (ALS) level in airport, public roadway, office and community settings. Responds to all types of emergency situations and, under the direction of the Incident Commander (or a physician in certain ALS situations), carries out assigned duties to mitigate the emergency. Maintains assigned apparatus and equipment in clean and operationally ready condition. Helps maintain facilities in a clean, safe and healthy condition. Functions as Alarm Room Operator, as assigned. May serve as member or shift team leader on the Hazardous Materials or Technical Rescue Team. Assigned to one of three 24-hour shifts working an average 56-hour workweek. Applicants who score a minimum of 60 on the application rating will be scheduled and notified of an examination (general aptitude test). Testing dates and deadlines for receipt of applications for those testing dates are as follows:
The written test is weighted at 30% and the application rating is weighted at 70%. Your name will be placed on a Register according to your final score. As vacancies occur in the Fire and Rescue Department, only the best-qualified candidates will be referred to the Fire Chief, in rank order, for further consideration until the register expires, one-year unless exhausted sooner. Please see our website www.mwaa.com for a complete description of duties, an Authority application form and a Supplemental Qualifications Statement for Firefighter, or call 703-417-8366. Send completed application forms to: 1 Aviation Circle, Room 118, MA-510 (Employment Department) Washington, DC 20001-6000 Equal Opportunity Employer |
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