Anchorage Middletown Fire And Ems — Louisville, KY
Part-time Fire Inspector
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Anchorage Middletown Fire And Ems — Louisville, KY
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Anchorage Middletown Fire And Ems in Louisville, Kentucky is hiring for Part-time Fire Inspector. Stated requirements: Driver's license (before hire).
Anchorage Middletown Fire And Ems is a combination (career and volunteer) department with 21 stations, about 255 personnel, serving about 130,000 people. Pension: local_municipal. Founded in 2019.
Formed by a multi-district consolidation completed in 2019, AMFEMS is Kentucky's third-largest fire department and the second-largest with integrated EMS, protecting nearly 100 square miles of east Louisville with advanced life support transport.
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| Driver's license | Before hire |
| Employment | Part-time |
Description
**Position purpose **
The Fire Inspector-Part time is a civilian position with no hazardous duty responsibilities. The employee, under direction from the Division Captain of Fire Prevention conducts fire/life safety inspections for all occupancy types. The employee is responsible for assisting the Fire Prevention Division with routine filing and other tasks as assigned.
**Minimum Qualifications **
Kentucky Certified Fire Inspector.
3 years of experience conducting fire and life safety inspections.
Current CPR certification from the American Heart Association.
Experience with Microsoft Office.
Experience in using iOS or Android operating systems in tablet and mobile formats.
Must possess a valid motor vehicle operator’s license prior to operating any vehicle owned by the Anchorage Middletown Fire and EMS. The license must be a full operator’s license. Instructional or temporary learning permits do not meet this requirement.