The Northern Ireland Fire & Rescue Service is seeking on-call firefighters to join their team and serve the community in various local areas.
Belfast: The Northern Ireland Fire & Rescue Service is on the lookout for on-call firefighters. They want folks who are ready to make a difference in their communities.
If you live or work close to a fire station, this could be for you! On-call firefighters respond to emergencies part-time and carry a pager to alert them when needed.
This role is not just a job; it’s a chance to save lives and help your neighbors. You can fit this around your current commitments, making it super flexible.
NIFRS is hiring across 43 stations in Northern Ireland. Some of the towns include Antrim, Armagh, and Newry. There’s a spot for you if you’re nearby!
David Doherty, the Western Area Commander, emphasized how vital on-call firefighters are. They provide emergency services to their communities all year round.
This role suits those who live or work within five minutes of a fire station. If you’re fit and eager to help, they want you on their team!
Training is top-notch at their new facility in Cookstown. You don’t need prior experience, just a willingness to learn and be there for your community.
Employers who support their staff in becoming on-call firefighters are also appreciated. It’s a team effort to make this work smoothly.
On-call firefighters earn a retaining fee and get paid for emergency call-outs and training nights. They undergo 12 days of training each year to stay sharp.
Applications are open until February 14, 2025. Interested candidates can apply online at NIFRS’s website. Don’t miss out on this chance to serve!
