ARFF Firefighter EMT-B

Location: Riyadh Kingdom of Saudi Arabia

Owning Organization: GDC ME

Description:

Responsible for ensuring the safety of the airport environment through effective response to aircraft emergencies firefighting rescue operations and hazardous material incidents. The candidate will possess a strong sense of duty exceptional problem-solving skills and the ability to perform under pressure in challenging situations.

Qualifications:

• High School graduate or equivalent.

• International Fire Service Accreditation Congress certification (IFSAC) DoD and/or ProBoard.

1. Firefighter I and II
2. ARFF Firefighter
3. Hazardous Materials Awareness and Operations
4. Apparatus Driver Operator ARFF
5. Apparatus Driver Operator Pumper
6. Apparatus Driver Operator MWS
7. Public Telecommunicator I and II
8. ICSand 800
9. CPR/AED
10. Emergency Medical Technician - Basic (EMT-B) issued by a State Agency or the National Registry

• Minimum of 3 years firefighting experience in a civilian or military firefighting role.

• Considerable knowledge of egress and safety procedures of various military and civilian rotary wing aircraft and structural fire/alarm detection / suppression systems. Expert knowledge of aircraft rescue and firefighting techniques practices and equipment as well as first aid and CPR.

Medical Examination: Candidates must successfully complete all mandatory medical examinations required to obtain employment.

Criminal Record: To qualify for a Saudi Work Visa candidates must have a clean criminal record with no prior convictions as specified by the Saudi Ministry of Foreign Affairs.

Drug and Alcohol Testing: Candidates must pass a drug test to be considered for employment. Additionally our ATSS program enforces a random drug and alcohol testing policy. Employees will be subject to periodic testing to maintain adherence to our workplace standards and safety regulations.

Compliance with Saudi Labor Law: All employment terms and conditions will be in accordance with Saudi Labor Law. Candidates must be prepared to adhere to these regulations throughout their employment.