Part-Time Firefighter Jobs in Texas
11 postings open at 11 departments in Texas.
Paid part-time and paid-on-call firefighter openings. FireJobs lists a posting here when the department advertises the position as part-time rather than full-time career or volunteer. Members see the pay, the closing date and the direct application link on every one.
Departments hiring in Texas
- Brownwood Fire Department · Brownwood, TX · 1 opening
- City of Burnet Fire Department · Burnet, TX · 1 opening
- Deer Park Volunteer Fire Department · Deer Park, TX · 1 opening
- Highlands Volunteer Fire Department · Highlands, TX · 1 opening
- Hopkins County Fire Department · Sulphur Springs, TX · 1 opening
- Melissa Fire Department · Melissa, TX · 1 opening
- Peoria Volunteer Fire Department · Hillsboro, TX · 1 opening
- Sealy Fire Department · Sealy, TX · 1 opening
- South Padre Island Fire Department · South Padre Island, TX · 1 opening
- West Harrison Volunteer Fire Department · Longview, TX · 1 opening
- Wise County ESD #1 (Boyd Fire Department) · Boyd, TX · 1 opening
Part-Time Firefighter Jobs, explained
- How many part-time firefighter jobs are open in Texas?
- 11 part-time postings are open right now at 11 departments in Texas on FireJobs. Members see the pay, closing date and application link for each.
- How do part-time firefighter jobs work?
- Part-time firefighters cover scheduled shifts, often 12 or 24 hours, at departments that mix career and part-time staff, or respond from home as paid-on-call members. Pay is hourly or per call. Most postings require Firefighter I and an EMT license, and many part-timers use the role to build experience while applying for career positions.
- Can a part-time firefighter job lead to a full-time position?
- Often. Combination departments frequently fill career openings from their part-time ranks, and the shift experience, references and certifications transfer to any application. Postings sometimes say so directly.
- What do part-time firefighters get paid?
- Postings on FireJobs typically publish an hourly rate, commonly in the range of $15 to $30 an hour depending on region and certification, with paramedics at the top of the range. Paid-on-call departments pay per response or per hour on scene. The posting is the source for the exact figure.