Firefighter/EMT

Drives apparatus in all weather and traffic conditions in a safe manner and as quickly as possible; provides emergency medical treatment in the field and in transit to medical facilities within certification level; disentangles and extricates individuals at the scene of an accident using common and specialized hand and power tools; fills out and completes ambulance records. Conducts daily and weekly vehicle and equipment maintenance repairs or reports needed repairs to an officer; completes and routes forms and reports. Controls and extinguishes fire and hazardous chemicals using water, chemicals, dry powders and gases; protects life and property by controlling hazardous situations, evacuating people, and moving property or protecting with covers; selects hose and nozzle to use and directs to extinguish fires; positions and climbs ladders to gain access to upper levels of buildings or to assist people to exit structures; creates openings in buildings for ventilation or entrance using hand or power tools; fills out and processes fire reports. Inspects businesses, single and multi-family residences, and student housing for compliance with city ordinances; investigates fires to determine probable cause. Prepares for, conducts, or participates in training sessions; maintains fire station equipment and grounds including routine housekeeping and maintenance duties such as painting, mopping, cleaning, and general repairs. Attends work on a regular and dependable basis. Interacts in a professional and respectful manner with city staff and the public. Performs other tasks as assigned.

This position is open to all qualified candidates (Entry-Level). Scoring: 50% written exam, pass/fail physical agility, 50% assessment center/interview. Top 10 candidates from each testing platform certified to the appointing authority.

Salary and Benefits: Pay and benefits for the Pullman Fire Department are determined by collective bargaining agreements between the City of Pullman and IAFF Local 1892. 4-platoon schedule with a 47.5-hour workweek. Firefighter Pay Scale 2026: Step 1: $6,564/month to Step 5: $7,979/month. Education Incentive: 2% for Associate's Degree; 4% for Bachelor's Degree. 108 hours annual flexible paid leave with ability to cash out annually. Paid vacation, sick leave, and holidays. Top Tier Health Insurance and Vision plan starting as low as $0.00 for a $100 deductible. Dental: $0.00 for employee and dependents. Life & Accidental Death & Disability Insurance. LEOFF2 Retirement Plan. Elective Deferred Compensation Plan.

Requirements: 21 years of age at time of appointment, High school graduate or G.E.D., U.S. citizen or lawful permanent resident, Ability to read, write, speak, and comprehend English, Current Washington State or National Registry EMT by application deadline, Valid Driver's License by application deadline, Good driving record, Pass mandatory pre-employment medical physical, Pass Washington State Fire Academy if applicable, Meet minimum requirements of Section 41.08.070 RCW

Salary: Step 1: $6,564/month to Step 5: $7,979/month

Application Deadline: Continuous