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Seattle Fire Department rescue swimmers undergo physically and mentally demanding training at various pool, lake and saltwater locations. They first complete a 40-hour Rapid Entry Rescue Swimmer program where they are taught hands-on skills on water safety, rescue and survival techniques as well as scene management. Next, they participate in a Seattle-specific training to learn how to respond on our waterfronts in collaboration with the department's other water rescue resources (rescue watercraf

Are you ready to make a difference in the lives of others? Become a SEATTLE FIREFIGHTER. Spend your career responding to medical emergencies and fires. Apply online by Nov. 29 at seattlefirejobs.com. | Seattle Fire Department

Live fire training allows us to prepare for when you need us most! In a simulated double wide, crews focused on 1 3/4” hose line management, fire extinguishment, and primary search to locate and remove a simulated unconscious trapped occupant. You don't rise to the occasion, You fall to the level of your training! | Spokane Valley Fire Department

It's the ONE WEEK countdown! The Seattle Fire Department is accepting applications for entry-level firefighter/EMT positions through Nov. 29 at 11:59 p.m. Dedicate your career to making a difference in the lives of others by responding to medical emergencies, fires and rescues. Benefits of joining our team: $94,848 annual salary with step increases and overtime opportunities; excellent medical, dental and vision insurance benefits package; LEOFF lifetime retirement pension plan; work eight to ni