Firefighter

We are seeking an Industrial Firefighter/EMT to join a rapidly growing battery manufacturing facility in Queen Creek, Arizona. This individual will play a critical role in protecting personnel, facilities, and operations through emergency response, fire prevention, life safety programs, and emergency preparedness initiatives.This position is ideal for someone who thrives in a fast-paced industrial environment and has a strong background in firefighting, emergency medical response, and life safety systems.

All the relevant skills, qualifications and experience that a successful applicant will need are listed in the following description.
Key ResponsibilitiesRespond to fire, medical, hazardous materials, and technical rescue emergencies across a large-scale manufacturing campus.Monitor, dispatch, and coordinate emergency incidents through the Emergency Operations Center (EOC).Conduct inspections, testing, and maintenance oversight of fire detection, alarm, suppression, and life safety systems.Perform fire prevention audits and code compliance inspections to identify and mitigate potential hazards.Coordinate emergency response efforts with internal stakeholders, contractors, and external emergency service agencies.Lead and participate in emergency drills, training exercises, and Emergency Response Team (ERT) activities.Serve as a subject matter expert for fire protection systems, emergency response procedures, and life safety programs.Support facility emergency preparedness planning and continuous improvement initiatives.Review incident reports and maintain accurate documentation related to emergency response activities.Promote a strong safety culture while ensuring compliance with applicable fire, building, and life safety codes.Required Qualifications3+ years of experience in industrial, municipal, or emergency response firefighting environments.Firefighter I & II Certification.Arizona Department of Health Services (ADHS) EMT-Basic (EMT-B) License or higher.Strong understanding of fire suppression systems, emergency response procedures, and life safety programs.Ability to remain calm, make sound decisions, and perform effectively during emergency situations.Strong communication and teamwork skills.Preferred QualificationsExperience in industrial manufacturing, semiconductor, battery manufacturing, or other mission-critical environments.Experience operating within an Emergency Operations Center (EOC).Experience reviewing construction drawings, building plans, and code compliance documentation.Additional rescue, fire instructor, hazmat, incident command, or emergency management certifications.ScheduleCandidates will work one of two static, non-rotating 12-hour shift schedules:Alternating 36-hour and 48-hour work weeks, orThree 12-hour shifts plus one 6-hour shift each week. xzbcwsv Both schedules average approximately 42 hours per week.