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* Firefighter Job Openings 2
* Firefighter Job Openings 3
* Firefighter Job Openings 4
* Firefighter Jobs Abroad
* Chief & Overhead Positions
* About the Job
* Firefighter Min. Qualifications
* Firefighter Selection Process
* What to Look for - Job Posting
* Firefighter Testing Process
* Firefighter Physical Ability Test
* Firefighter Written Exam
* Improving Reading Comp.
* Test Taking Stratigies / Help
* Need to Know
* Attitude vs Aptitude
* Age & the Fire Service
* Pre-Existing Problems
* First Impressions
* Addressing Interview Panel
* Handouts, Resumes & Talking
* Firefighter Oral Board Q?
* Loaded Interview Questions
* Firefighter Interview Closing
* Rookie Firefighter Success
* Education & Staying Current
* Success in the Fire Service
* Master Fire Service Hiring
* Rescue, Fire & EMT Equipment
| ROOKIES GUIDE TO SUCCESS * Stay physically fit * Test as much as possible, practice does make perfect! You will be come more relaxed and familiar with the questions, test and interviews. How do you find these tests & interviews? Join a service like Fire Career Assistance OR check frequently on our web site. Use your extra time for studying, education or training. Stop wasting time and effort. Simplify your job search. * Don't come to work with earrings, died hair and pants to your knees. It's Not MTV * Look like a professional. Take pride in your uniform * Make friends * Maintain professional competence * Don't spout off in public. Let your performance speak for itself * Go with your natural instinct * Drive safely & conscientiously * Don't judge other's actions until you know all the facts * Go to the bathroom while you have the chance * Be extremely careful when backing up a vehicle. Use a back up person when possible * Learn to type & use a computer * Be empathetic, it could be you * Longevity doesn't guarantee perfection, even veterans make mistakes. * Learn new ways to communicate, languages, sign language, etc. * Don't bring your problems to work * Become educated * Respect & learn from seniors * Be your worst own critic * Even though most calls are uneventful, don't get to relaxed because the next one might be worse. * Avoid gossip * MUST READ "GETTING A FIREFIGHTER JOB" PART 1 & PART 2 * Consider each job your first job |
* EMS Jobs Abroad
* Success in the EMS Industry
* What to Look for - Job Posting
* Attitude vs Aptitude
* Pre-Existing Problems
* First Impressions
* Master the EMS Hiring Proc.