About the role
File Number
3807 Employee Group: Fire Suppression
Service Area
Neighbourhood and Community-Wide Services
Division: London Fire Department
Job Type
Full-Time Permanent
of Openings:
15
Summary of Position
As an energetic member of a performance-driven community service team your duties will include, but not be limited to, firefighting, vehicle extrication, rescues, pre-hospital emergency medical care, as well as fire prevention and public education activities. Successful candidates are also required to participate on one of the department’s special teams: Ice and Water Rescue, Hazardous Materials, and Technical Rescue (rope rescue, confined space, and trench rescue).
Work Performed
Responds to emergency calls as a member of a platoon.
Performs firefighting duties including the combat extinguishment of fires, ventilation of buildings, etc.
Provides emergency medical aid as required, including first aid and CPR.
As directed, performs routine maintenance of equipment and property; reports unsafe conditions.
Participates in water recovery or rescue.
Operates related equipment as required, may be required to drive vehicles.
May participate in various public relations projects.
Assist with on the job training of firefighters.
Performs related duties as assigned.
Qualifications
The following outlines the MINIMUM QUALIFICATIONS required in order to apply for the Probationary Firefighter positions with the London Fire Department.
MINIMUM ACADEMIC REQUIREMENTS
Proof of grade 12 diploma in the Province of Ontario, GED or equivalent (transcript with grades or diploma accepted as proof).
Current IFSAC and/or ProBoard Certification in
NFPA 1001, Firefighter Level 1
NFPA 1001, Firefighter Level II NFPA 1072 (or 472), Hazmat Awareness NFPA 1072 (or 472), Hazmat Operations
Other IFSAC and/or ProBoard certifications will be considered an asset. Unregulated third‐party training provider certifications will not be accepted or used in the selection process. Must be IFSAC/Proboard sealed only.
DRIVER’S LICENSE REQUIREMENTS
Valid unrestricted Ontario class D driver's license with a Z endorsement provided prior to interview. DZ Licence and/or road tests completed after the application deadline will not be accepted. Out of province equivalent licences will be accepted at the time of application, however these must be converted to a valid Ontario DZ license within 90 days of hire. Must provide proof of a 3-year uncertified driver’s abstract with application.
FIRST AID REQUIREMENTS
Current First aid, CPR & AED certification is required. "Emergency Care for Professional Responders" will be considered an asset (EMR)
CRIMINAL REFERENCE CHECK
Criminal reference check with a vulnerable sector screen, no more than 12 months old will be required if proceeding with the hiring process.
APTITUDE AND PHYSICAL TESTING
Successful completion of Stages 1, 2, and 3 of the OFAI Candidate Testing Services (as verified by possession of current and valid CTS Certificates). Certificate must be valid and current at the time of application to be accepted (not expired). Applicants are responsible to cover the cost of the certifications noted above. Candidate Physical Ability Tests (CPAT) are not accepted. OFAI Swim test is an asset.
Compensation
Starting rate - 60% of a First Class Firefighter (5th Class).Application Instructions: When uploading your resume, please submit a single package that includes your resume and all minimum required documents outlined below: Your application will not be reviewed if all required documents are not included.
Proof of Grade 12 diploma in the Province of Ontario, GED, or equivalent (transcript with grades or diploma accepted as proof) NFPA 1001 Firefighter Level I NFPA 1001 Firefighter Level II NFPA 1072 (or 472) Hazardous Materials Awareness NFPA 1072 (or 472) Hazardous Materials Operations Valid, unrestricted Ontario Class D driver’s licence with Z endorsement Proof of a 3-year uncertified driver’s abstract Current First Aid, CPR, and AED certification Proof of successful completion of Stages 1, 2, and 3 of the OFAI Candidate Testing Services (Note: please ensure you are applying using the same email as your OFAI account) If available, a valid Criminal Reference Check with Vulnerable Sector Screen
Additional Documents:If you have additional certifications or education you would like to include, please upload them separately under the “Additional Documents” section of your application.
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About Bicycle Health
There’s a moment you realize that you can’t continue like this. You want better days, better relationships, and more possibilities.
When you’re in the depths of opioid use disorder (OUD), it takes strength and courage to act on that moment. At Bicycle Health, we believe that choosing to start recovery creates hope in the face of hardship.
With us, your care begins as soon as you reach out. Most patients get an appointment on the same day or the day after. Our personalized care and medication plans offer professional support and suboxone to control withdrawal. On your best days and your worst days, we’re always here for you.
About 95% of patients end problematic opioid use within just one week. And 88% of patients who have been in care with us for a year or more see positive outcomes including easier days, steady employment, and healthier relationships.
No one does this alone. Our community of doctors, care providers, and support groups are available every day. With regular check-ins, we’ll work with you to update your care as you make progress.
We know that with the right treatment, you can overcome OUD and build a life you love.
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About the role
File Number
3807 Employee Group: Fire Suppression
Service Area
Neighbourhood and Community-Wide Services
Division: London Fire Department
Job Type
Full-Time Permanent
of Openings:
15
Summary of Position
As an energetic member of a performance-driven community service team your duties will include, but not be limited to, firefighting, vehicle extrication, rescues, pre-hospital emergency medical care, as well as fire prevention and public education activities. Successful candidates are also required to participate on one of the department’s special teams: Ice and Water Rescue, Hazardous Materials, and Technical Rescue (rope rescue, confined space, and trench rescue).
Work Performed
Responds to emergency calls as a member of a platoon.
Performs firefighting duties including the combat extinguishment of fires, ventilation of buildings, etc.
Provides emergency medical aid as required, including first aid and CPR.
As directed, performs routine maintenance of equipment and property; reports unsafe conditions.
Participates in water recovery or rescue.
Operates related equipment as required, may be required to drive vehicles.
May participate in various public relations projects.
Assist with on the job training of firefighters.
Performs related duties as assigned.
Qualifications
The following outlines the MINIMUM QUALIFICATIONS required in order to apply for the Probationary Firefighter positions with the London Fire Department.
MINIMUM ACADEMIC REQUIREMENTS
Proof of grade 12 diploma in the Province of Ontario, GED or equivalent (transcript with grades or diploma accepted as proof).
Current IFSAC and/or ProBoard Certification in
NFPA 1001, Firefighter Level 1
NFPA 1001, Firefighter Level II NFPA 1072 (or 472), Hazmat Awareness NFPA 1072 (or 472), Hazmat Operations
Other IFSAC and/or ProBoard certifications will be considered an asset. Unregulated third‐party training provider certifications will not be accepted or used in the selection process. Must be IFSAC/Proboard sealed only.
DRIVER’S LICENSE REQUIREMENTS
Valid unrestricted Ontario class D driver's license with a Z endorsement provided prior to interview. DZ Licence and/or road tests completed after the application deadline will not be accepted. Out of province equivalent licences will be accepted at the time of application, however these must be converted to a valid Ontario DZ license within 90 days of hire. Must provide proof of a 3-year uncertified driver’s abstract with application.
FIRST AID REQUIREMENTS
Current First aid, CPR & AED certification is required. "Emergency Care for Professional Responders" will be considered an asset (EMR)
CRIMINAL REFERENCE CHECK
Criminal reference check with a vulnerable sector screen, no more than 12 months old will be required if proceeding with the hiring process.
APTITUDE AND PHYSICAL TESTING
Successful completion of Stages 1, 2, and 3 of the OFAI Candidate Testing Services (as verified by possession of current and valid CTS Certificates). Certificate must be valid and current at the time of application to be accepted (not expired). Applicants are responsible to cover the cost of the certifications noted above. Candidate Physical Ability Tests (CPAT) are not accepted. OFAI Swim test is an asset.
Compensation
Starting rate - 60% of a First Class Firefighter (5th Class).Application Instructions: When uploading your resume, please submit a single package that includes your resume and all minimum required documents outlined below: Your application will not be reviewed if all required documents are not included.
Proof of Grade 12 diploma in the Province of Ontario, GED, or equivalent (transcript with grades or diploma accepted as proof) NFPA 1001 Firefighter Level I NFPA 1001 Firefighter Level II NFPA 1072 (or 472) Hazardous Materials Awareness NFPA 1072 (or 472) Hazardous Materials Operations Valid, unrestricted Ontario Class D driver’s licence with Z endorsement Proof of a 3-year uncertified driver’s abstract Current First Aid, CPR, and AED certification Proof of successful completion of Stages 1, 2, and 3 of the OFAI Candidate Testing Services (Note: please ensure you are applying using the same email as your OFAI account) If available, a valid Criminal Reference Check with Vulnerable Sector Screen
Additional Documents:If you have additional certifications or education you would like to include, please upload them separately under the “Additional Documents” section of your application.
Not the right fit? Search for Probationary Firefighter jobs in London, Ontario, Canada
About Bicycle Health
There’s a moment you realize that you can’t continue like this. You want better days, better relationships, and more possibilities.
When you’re in the depths of opioid use disorder (OUD), it takes strength and courage to act on that moment. At Bicycle Health, we believe that choosing to start recovery creates hope in the face of hardship.
With us, your care begins as soon as you reach out. Most patients get an appointment on the same day or the day after. Our personalized care and medication plans offer professional support and suboxone to control withdrawal. On your best days and your worst days, we’re always here for you.
About 95% of patients end problematic opioid use within just one week. And 88% of patients who have been in care with us for a year or more see positive outcomes including easier days, steady employment, and healthier relationships.
No one does this alone. Our community of doctors, care providers, and support groups are available every day. With regular check-ins, we’ll work with you to update your care as you make progress.
We know that with the right treatment, you can overcome OUD and build a life you love.