Firefighter jobs in Alaska
This lateral-only position requires at least one year of law enforcement experience and active police certification. Officers handle law enforcement, firefighting, and EMS at the Anchorage International Airport on a 12-hour shift schedule.
Earn 28 to 30 dollars per hour providing airport ARFF and emergency medical response. Enjoy robust health benefits, PERS retirement, and 22 days of starting paid time off.
The City and Borough of Sitka is hiring an Assistant Fire Chief to manage emergency operations and serve as Fire Marshal. Requires a High School diploma or GED, management experience, an Alaska EMT I license, and ICS 100/700 certifications.
Lead emergency operations and staff as Barrow Fire Chief with the North Slope Borough Fire Department, requiring five years of Arctic firefighting experience and an EMT-I. Enjoy free health care with zero employee premiums.
The Mat-Su Borough is hiring a Basic Firefighter Trainee in Butte. Candidates must successfully complete the Mat-Su Borough Basic Firefighter course or equivalent and hold a valid Alaska driver's license.
The Mat-Su Borough is hiring a Basic Firefighter Trainee in Sutton. The role requires successful completion of a Basic Firefighter course and a valid Alaska driver's license.
This role requires completion of a basic firefighter course and residency within the Talkeetna Fire Service Area. Applications are accepted on an ongoing basis with no closing date specified.
This Basic Firefighter Trainee position requires successful completion of a Mat-Su Borough Basic Firefighter course or equivalent and a valid Alaska driver license. There is no benefits package, but employees participate in the Alaska Supplemental Benefits System.
This role requires completion of the Mat-Su Borough Basic Firefighter course or equivalent training and a valid Alaska driver's license. The position offers no standard benefits package but includes mandatory Alaska Supplemental Benefits System participation.
Earn $26.59 to $32.39 per hour while providing medical care and transport for vulnerable populations with Capital City Fire Rescue. Requires a valid driver license and minimum age of 18; EMT or ETT certification required at hire or obtainable within the first year.
The City of Homer seeks a full-time Deputy Fire Chief requiring eight years of emergency services experience, including three years at Captain or higher, and IFSAC or Pro Board Firefighter II certification.
The City of Kodiak is hiring a full-time Fire Captain requiring Firefighter I/II, State of Alaska EMT III or higher, and 3 to 5 years of fire experience including 2 years of supervisory experience. Benefits include 100% employer-paid medical, dental, vision, and prescription coverage, plus PERS retirement.
Lead the South Tongass Volunteer Fire Department with eight years of fire experience including four years in supervision. Requires State of Alaska EMT I at hire and Firefighter I. Benefits include Alaska PERS and health coverage.
The City and Borough of Sitka is hiring a Fire Engineer/EMT I-III requiring Firefighter I and Alaska EMT I-III certifications. The position includes comprehensive health, retirement, and paid leave benefits. No application deadline is specified.
The City of Valdez is hiring three limited-term Firefighter/EMT positions requiring Firefighter I, Hazmat Operations, and EMT I certifications. Enjoy a Kelly Shift schedule, affordable health insurance, matching retirement plans, and ongoing review until filled.
This career ladder Firefighter/EMT position offers free health care with no premiums. Candidates must be able to obtain required certifications within six months of hire.
The City of Kodiak is hiring a full-time Firefighter/EMT with a starting hourly pay range of $23.91 to $26.09 depending on certification level. Benefits include 100% employer-paid medical, dental, vision, and prescription premiums, plus PERS retirement.
This career ladder Firefighter/EMT position requires a valid Alaska Driver's License and the ability to obtain required certifications within six months. Enjoy free health care covering medical, vision, dental, and prescription benefits.
This Firefighter/Mechanic role requires two years of vehicle repair experience and the ability to obtain State of Alaska Firefighter I and Emergency Trauma Technician certifications within one year. Benefits include free health care.
This role requires a high school diploma or equivalent and a valid Alaska driver's license. Selected candidates must obtain State of Alaska Firefighter I and Emergency Trauma Technician certifications within two years.
Serve as primary air crewmember on medevac and search and rescue flights requiring current paramedic licensure and two years of pre-hospital medical experience.
The North Tongass Volunteer Fire Department seeks volunteer members to respond to emergency calls, drive apparatus, and provide fire suppression and medical treatment. This is an unpaid volunteer position with no closing date listed.
Join the South Tongass Volunteer Fire Department as an unpaid volunteer responder. Applicants must be at least 18 years old and possess a valid driver license. This continuous recruitment has no set deadline.
This substitute flight paramedic role requires current paramedic certification, ACLS, and two years of pre-hospital experience, with Alaska licensure and firefighter certifications required post-hire. No salary or application deadline is listed.
The North Slope Borough Fire Department is hiring a Training and Development Manager for EMS. This role requires an Associate's degree, multiple years of pre-hospital emergency care experience, and relevant EMT and BLS certifications.
Lead fire and rescue operations for Point Lay requiring three years of arctic firefighting experience, one year of supervision, and a valid Alaska Driver License. Enjoy free health care with no employee premiums.
The Village Fire Lieutenant position in Point Lay requires three years of arctic firefighter experience, one year of supervision, and valid certifications including Emergency Trauma Technician, Alaska Rural Firefighter Operations, and ICS training.
The North Slope Borough Fire Department is hiring a Village Fire Lieutenant in Wainwright requiring three years of arctic firefighter experience, one year of supervisory experience, and relevant certifications including Alaska Rural Firefighter Operations.
The North Slope Borough Fire Department is hiring a Village Firefighter/EMT to respond to emergencies and provide ground ambulance transport. This role requires obtaining Firefighter/EMT Trainee certifications within six months of hire and offers free health care coverage.
This career ladder Village Firefighter/EMT position requires obtaining Firefighter/EMT Trainee certifications within six months of hire. Enjoy free employee healthcare with no premiums.
The North Slope Borough Fire Department is hiring a Village Firefighter/EMT in Wainwright. The position requires obtaining Firefighter/EMT Trainee certifications within six months of hire and offers fully employer-paid healthcare with no employee premiums.
Join the White Mountain Fire Crew in Fairbanks, Alaska, engaging in wildland fire suppression and remote assignments. Applicants must be at least 18 and able to pass the arduous Work Capacity Test.
This experienced wildland firefighting role requires six months of trainee experience, a Red Card, and must be at least 18 years old. Personnel will engage in arduous suppression assignments and remote travel across Alaska.
Join the White Mountain Fire Crew in Fairbanks as a permanent wildland forestry technician. Requires six months of firefighting experience and a Red Card, with shifts lasting up to 16 hours in remote areas.
Lead wildland firefighting in remote Alaska locations with White Mountain Fire Crew. Requires 12 months of wildland fire or forestry experience, a Red Card, and age 18+. Positions involve extensive travel and strenuous 16-hour shifts.
Serve as Superintendent of the White Mountain Type-2 IA handcrew in Fairbanks, Alaska, managing remote wildland fire assignments. Requires 12 months of journey-level wildland firefighting experience and a Red Card.
This role requires three years of experience in forestry or natural resources alongside three specific NWCG dispatch certifications, plus a valid driver's license and red card certification.