Fire Deputy Chief Resume Example

General Purpose:

Under direction, command resources and activities of an assigned function such as a fire suppression battalion, or a technically specialized staff division, including, but not limited to, special operations, departmental safety compliance, training, logistics, fire prevention, professional standards, fire medical services, or aircraft rescue.

Typical Duties:

Perform functions in Operations as assigned. Involves: Deploy and oversee Emergency Response companies and equipment at response scene, until relieved by superior officer. Interpret and relay orders of superior officer. Implement and ensure adherence to readiness and discipline standards by conducting or arranging for personnel, equipment and fire station inspections, water supply surveys, and other pre-fire planning and subordinate training. Ascertain causes and extent of fire and collateral damage to property.

Perform training functions as assigned. Involves: Determine areas for training programs, conduct research and prepare materials to be used in firefighting training programs; conduct basic firefighting academy for firefighter trainees; conduct general and specialized training classes in all areas of firefighting and fire prevention, including equipment use and handling, special hazards, radiation, emergency medicine, and flammable liquids; train command personnel in proper techniques of firefighting and fire prevention; coordinate all departmental training programs; grade recruits and make recommendations as to capacity of probationary employees to qualify for permanent status; supervise care and maintenance of fire academy grounds, building and equipment; keep training records; give and grade examinations to recruits and other personnel; work with Human Resources on civil service examination material; and respond to multiple alarm fires.

Perform functions in the fire medical services division as assigned. Involves: Plans, organizes, directs, coordinates and evaluates the delivery of emergency medical services by the El Paso Fire Department, including, but not limited to, Advanced Life Support Paramedic Transport, Advanced Life Support Paramedic Engine Companies, and Emergency Medical Technician (Defibrillator); coordinates departments to ensure appropriate delivery of citywide EMS services, works closely with State emergency medical service agencies; acquires and maintains working knowledge of County, State and Federal laws, regulations and protocols dealing with the delivery of pre-hospital emergency medical services; assists with the preparation and administration of FMS operating and capital outlay budgets; participates in developing specifications for ordering, and placing in service medical apparatus and equipment; supervises the effective operation, utilization, and maintenance of medical apparatus and equipment; responds to emergencies to coordinate and direct the activities of personnel and equipment.

Supervise assigned personnel directly or through subordinate chain of command. Involves: Schedule, assign, instruct, guide, check and evaluate work; prepares and gives performance evaluations on subordinates supervised. Arrange for or engage in employee training and development. Enforce personnel rules and regulations, standards of conduct, work attendance and safe work practices. Counsel, motivate and maintain harmonious working relationships among subordinates. Recommend staffing and employee status changes and interview applicants and recommend selection.

Perform related work as required. Involves: substitute, if assigned, for immediate supervisor during temporary absences by performing delegated duties and responsibilities sufficient to maintain continuity of normal operations and similarly performing any duties of subordinates or coworkers, if required. Prepare division budget and monitor expenditures which includes identifying and applying for funding from alternative sources. Direct inspection and inventory of supplies and equipment which includes requisitioning needed materials and arranging for maintenance. Remain current with statutory requirements and professional standards; attend public safety committee related meetings; make presentations; prepare and present recurring or special financial, statistical and operating status and results reports to Fire Chief or other officials, as necessary, and maintaining related records; review and monitor contracts. Testify in court as required. Respond to fire alarm and other emergency calls. Prepare and maintain reports for senior management as required. Attends and participates in professional conferences; represents the City and the Fire Department at various meetings and conferences.

Knowledge, Skills, and Abilities:

Application of comprehensive knowledge of principles, methods, techniques and equipment of assigned function such as fire suppression, hazardous materials handling, disaster response and recovery, occupation safety and health compliance or emergency medical care.

Application of considerable knowledge of administrative practices including budget preparation, record keeping, report writing, strong project and time management skills including city purchasing policies and practices.

Application of considerable knowledge of building construction, departmental policies, rules and regulations, organization, and conduct and attendance standards; state law and local ordinances; all applicable NFPA standards.

Application of considerable knowledge of pertinent federal, state and local laws, city ordinances and codes, including legally accepted practices for making arrests and protecting prisoners' rights.

Application of good knowledge of principles, methods and practices of fire investigation and determining causes of fires.

Application of good knowledge and understanding of maintenance and repair of firefighting equipment and material.

Ability to establish and maintain effective working relationships with fellow employees, officials and the public.

Ability to exercise delegated authority firmly and impartially to lead, motivate, train and evaluate assigned personnel.

Ability to express oneself clearly and concisely, orally and in writing.

Ability to make quick and accurate decisions in emergencies.

Ability to work with mathematical concepts such as probability, statistical inference, fractions, percentages, ratios and proportions to practical situations.

Ability to analyze, develop and set program goals and objectives.

Ability to conduct comprehensive investigations and make sound decisions.

Ability to enforce fire prevention ordinances and regulations with firmness and impartiality.

Ability to exhibit skillfully use and care in safe operation of fire department motor vehicles through city traffic under normal or emergency conditions.

Ability to teach by classroom and demonstration methods the practices and techniques of firefighting.

General Purpose:

Under general supervision, function primarily as a supervisor in the emergency operation division, or as a supervisor in an administration, or training division, if assigned.

Typical Duties:

Perform functions of an emergency operations supervisor as assigned. Involves: command a fire company and station, including all shifts of personnel and activities assigned to that station; direct and participate in emergency activities such as fire suppression, rescue, medical, hazardous materials, and other emergency incidents; direct and provide related support such as minor maintenance of equipment, apparatus and facilities; inspect buildings and fire hydrants, and fire prevention activities; train and evaluate personnel.

Perform functions of training officer as assigned. Involves: assist Training Chief in coordinating departmental training programs; conduct training classes; develop training programs and lesson plans; supervise recruit trainee class; develop, administer, and grade trainee examinations.

Performs functions of medical field liaison as assigned. Involves: Overseeing and coordinating the activities of medical personnel on assigned shift; responding to emergency calls and other incidents; ensure Rescue and structural units operate according to established guidelines; department liaison to hospitals and other agencies; provide operational support to the medical records program.

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General Purpose:

Under general supervision, function as a supervisor in a Fire Suppression district or as assigned, in administration, fire prevention, training, planning, communications, emergency management, or maintenance divisions.

Typical Duties:

Perform functions of fire suppression shift supervisor of a fire company or station as assigned. Involves: Participate in emergency activities such as fire suppression, rescue, medical assistance, hazardous conditions, and other emergency incidents. Perform related support activities such as minor maintenance of equipment, apparatus and facilities, and inspection of buildings and fire hydrants. Evaluate fire prevention activities.

Assist with training of response personnel and the public by conducting or participating in class sessions or exercises.

Supervise assigned personnel. Involves: Schedule, assign, instruct, guide, check and evaluate work. Arrange for or engage in employee training and development. Enforce personnel rules and regulations, standards of conduct, work attendance, and safe work practices. Counsel, motivate and maintain harmonious working relationships among subordinates. Recommend staffing and employee status changes.

Perform related work as required. Involves: Maintain records and prepare reports. Assume command of the companyand station or facility during absence of superior.

General Purpose:

Under general supervision, perform assigned fire suppression services of a technical nature in addition to firefighting and life saving activities such as fire prevention inspector, fire investigator, fire equipment operator, training instructor, or medical duties.

Typical Duties:

Respond to fire alarm and other emergency calls. Involves: Participate in firefighting and life saving activities. Render first aid. Participate and attend all training.

Perform functions of fire equipment operator as assigned. Involves: Drive fire engine to scene of fire or other emergencies. Ensure that firefighting equipment and tools are on apparatus and in working condition, and that water pump maintains constant water pressure. Operate aerial ladder controls. Inspect building.

Perform medical duties while assigned to a fire suppression or medical unit locally credentialed as Emergency Medical Technician (EMT)-Basic, EMT-Intermediate, or EMT-Paramedic. Involves: Perform specialized emergency medical care as instructed or approved by the Medical Director or Medical Control physician while assigned to a fire suppression or medical unit as outlined in current Emergency Medical Services System (EMSS) Protocols, State law, and department policy and procedures.

Perform related work as required. Involves: Keep records and write reports. Take charge of company in absence of superior officer.

General Purpose:

Under general supervision, engage in firefighting, medical and fire prevention activities and perform related work as required.

Typical Duties:

Perform fire suppression duties. Involves: Respond to fire alarms while assigned to fire suppression, medical, or other specialized unit(s) such as aircraft rescue and fire fighting vehicles. Lay and connect hose, hold nozzles, and direct fog, chemical or water streams. Raise and climb ladders, use portable fire extinguishers. Make forcible entry into buildings when necessary and ventilate burning buildings. Evacuate persons from danger, and perform salvage operations. Participate in fire drills, and attend all training. Keep informed of the location of fire hydrants, water system layouts, city streets and buildings. Engage in fire prevention work by investigating the causes of fire and making routine inspections of buildings and immediate surroundings for the existence of fire hazards. Observe compliance with and report violations of the fire code and regulations. Note conditions deemed to constitute hazards and recommend corrections and make re-inspections for compliance. Keep and make reports.

Perform general maintenance and upkeep of Fire Department property and supplies. Involves: Make minor repairs to property and equipment. Wash, hang and dry hoses. Maintain, test and operate firefighting/medical equipment, ambulances and any unit, as assigned. Maintain supply inventory for assigned unit, conduct preventative maintenance and safety checks of vehicle and emergency equipment. Perform station or vehicle cleaning or maintenance duties as necessary, including general cleanup, mopping, sweeping, and yard work.

Perform medical duties while assigned to a fire suppression or medical unit locally credentialed as Emergency Medical Technician (EMT)-Basic, EMT-Intermediate, or EMT-Paramedic. Involves: Perform specialized emergency medical care as instructed or approved by the Medical Director or Medical Control physician while assigned to a fire suppression or medical unit as outlined in current Emergency Medical Services System (EMSS) Protocols, State law, and department policy and procedures.

Perform miscellaneous related duties, as assigned. Involves: Substitute for coworkers, such as Fire Suppression Technician or Fire Paramedic, as qualified. Response and mitigation of hazardous material releases. Participate in technical rescues including high angle, water, trench, confined space, and combined search & rescue. Operate radio or telephone equipment to establish and maintain contact with dispatcher, Medical Control physician, or other fire personnel. Remove or assist in removing victims from accident or emergency scene. Drive or ride medical unit to emergency medical call locations as instructed by dispatcher or supervisor and relay patients to medical treatment facility. Assist in controlling crowds and protecting valuables. Participate in the training of co-workers. Complete forms and maintain accurate records, including patient medical information, training and public education information, run and vehicle maintenance logs, fire hydrant inspection and test records. Attend specialized and periodic training to enhance skills, and maintain certification. Conduct tours of station houses for civic and other interested groups.