Hazen Fire & Rescue Jobs & Hiring
Hazen, North Dakota · Mercer County
Hazen Fire & Rescue is a volunteer fire department serving Hazen, Mercer County, North Dakota. It operates with 1 station and 34 volunteer firefighters.
Is Hazen Fire & Rescue hiring?
No openings from Hazen Fire & Rescue are listed on FireJobs right now. Fire departments this size usually recruit volunteers on a rolling basis and post paid positions rarely. Get an email when new North Dakota firefighter jobs are posted, and check all open North Dakota positions.
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Department Details
- Location
- Hazen, ND 58545
- Department Type
- Volunteer
- Organization Type
- Local (includes career, combination, and volunteer fire departments and fire districts)
- County
- Mercer
- Stations
- 1
- FDID
- 29162
- Phone
- Available to subscribers
- Website
- Available to subscribers
Staffing
34
Volunteer FF
How to apply to Hazen Fire & Rescue
Hazen Fire & Rescue is a volunteer-staffed department. Volunteer applicants typically contact the station directly, attend a meeting, and complete training after acceptance. Paid positions, when they open, are posted on the department's or the local government hiring page. FireJobs tracks the hiring page and lists new positions here with salary, requirements, and the direct application link.
Hazen Fire & Rescue questions
- Is Hazen Fire & Rescue hiring?
- Not on FireJobs today. No open position from Hazen Fire & Rescue is listed right now. FireJobs checks the department's hiring page and lists new openings when they appear; the free weekly North Dakota alert covers it.
- How big is Hazen Fire & Rescue?
- Hazen Fire & Rescue is a volunteer fire department that operates 1 station with 34 volunteer firefighters, according to the national fire department registry.
- Where is Hazen Fire & Rescue?
- Hazen Fire & Rescue is headquartered in Hazen, Mercer County, North Dakota.
- How do I apply to Hazen Fire & Rescue?
- Hazen Fire & Rescue is volunteer-staffed. Volunteer applicants usually contact the station directly and complete training after acceptance; any paid positions are posted on the department's or the local government's hiring page, and FireJobs lists them with the application link.