Rutherford County, TN—Rutherford County Fire Rescue (RCFR) seeks to hire 30 individuals to assist with filling positions for the County’s new Public Health/Safety buildings to be opened over the next year. The department has options for uncertified recruits as well as certified firefighters looking to make a lateral move.
“We want passionate, high-energy employees that will represent the traditions and values of the American fire service,” said RCFR Chief Larry Farley. “Our department is not just a team; it’s a family.”
Farley notes that the department offers the following:
- Proactive leadership that supports smart, aggressive firefighting, along with providing proper equipment to do so.
- Safety through job competency, not risk aversion.
- A welcoming, family atmosphere including regular off-shift outings and trips
- Consistent, realistic training including special operations scenarios and live fire evolutions
- All hazards response work including dive rescue, hazardous materials, confined space, cave rescue and more!
- Flexible work schedule; 48 hours on and 96 hours off
- Tennessee Consolidated Retirement System
Additional information:
STARTING PAY: Uncertified / Recruit: $41,959.00 / Lateral: $47,657.00
Note: Lateral hires must show proof of Tennessee Commission on Fire Fighting or Pro Board Firefighter II, Emergency Medical Responder, & minimum 2 years paid experience
To apply visit:
https://rutherfordcountytn.mysmarthire.com/jobs/6709.html - Firefighter I - Recruit
https://rutherfordcountytn.mysmarthire.com/jobs/6825.html - Firefighter II
For more information, visit firerescue.rutherfordcountytn.gov or call their office at 615-867-4626.
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