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Firefighter Jobs in Oklahoma (OK)

21 open positions across Oklahoma.

FireJobs lists 21 open firefighter positions in Oklahoma from more than 12 hiring departments (15 full-time, 2 part-time and 4 volunteer). Each listing is checked against the department's own hiring page and shows the closing date, salary where the department publishes one, requirements, and the direct application link.

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Firefighter salary in Oklahoma

Across the 9 current Oklahoma postings that publish pay, starting salaries run from about $24,960 to $103,257 a year, with a typical starting figure near $50,877. Hourly and monthly rates are converted to annual figures. Volunteer and paid-per-call positions usually pay a stipend or nothing and are not included. Members see the exact salary on every listing.

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How to become a firefighter in Oklahoma

Certification. Oklahoma State University Fire Service Training certifies Firefighter I and II. Most career departments require an EMT license.

How hiring works. Oklahoma City and Tulsa hire in large academy classes. Many mid-size cities hire through civil service or municipal exams.

Wherever you apply, expect the same core steps: meet the age, education, and driver's license minimums, pass a written exam and a physical ability test (often the CPAT), clear an oral board interview, and pass a background investigation and medical exam.

Oklahoma firefighter job questions

How many firefighter jobs are open in Oklahoma?
21 firefighter and fire service positions are open in Oklahoma on FireJobs today, at 12 departments. The count updates daily as departments post and close positions.
What certification do Oklahoma firefighters need?
Oklahoma State University Fire Service Training certifies Firefighter I and II. Most career departments require an EMT license.
How does firefighter hiring work in Oklahoma?
Oklahoma City and Tulsa hire in large academy classes. Many mid-size cities hire through civil service or municipal exams.
How much do firefighters make in Oklahoma?
Across the 9 current Oklahoma postings that publish pay, starting salaries run from about $24,960 to $103,257 a year, with a typical starting figure near $50,877. Each listing shows its exact figure to FireJobs members.