Salary for firefighter

Average salary


2400 £

Basic salary 1500 £
Maximum Wage 3900 £
1500 £
Lowest
2700 £
Average
3900 £
Highest

firefighter - How much money do you make working at this position?

The average salary for the firefighter position is 2400 £

Companies with the highest earnings in position Firefighter
BABCOCK INTERNATIONAL
Based on 2 job offers
3916 £
3624 £
3453 £
LONDON FIRE BRIGADE ENTERPRISES
Based on 3 job offers
3145 £
BAE SYSTEMS PLC
Based on 2 job offers
3078 £
2853 £
2678 £
2316 £
2264 £
2166 £

Salary in companies


BABCOCK INTERNATIONAL 3916 £
1500 £ 3916 £
IBIS BUDGET LONDON CITY AIRPORT 3624 £
1500 £ 3916 £
EDINBURGH AIRPORT 3453 £
1500 £ 3916 £
LONDON FIRE BRIGADE ENTERPRISES 3145 £
1500 £ 3916 £
BAE SYSTEMS PLC 3078 £
1500 £ 3916 £
BRISTOL AIRPORT 2853 £
1500 £ 3916 £
BIRMINGHAM AIRPORT 2678 £
1500 £ 3916 £
THE ISLES OF SCILLY BOAT HIRE COMPANY 2316 £
1500 £ 3916 £
FIRE SERVICE 2264 £
1500 £ 3916 £
BIGGIN HILL AIRPORT 2166 £
1500 £ 3916 £

Comment on the job position of firefighter

Requirements


  • level 3 Teaching qualification , or willing to study towards
  • considerable occupational experience of all aspects of turntable ladder operations
  • fire service experience
  • existing turntable ladder instructor
  • excellent literacy, numeracy and communication skills
  • ability to support, motivate and inspire others, driving performance and professionalism
  • we value difference and don’t have a fixed idea when it comes to background or education, provided you can show the required level of experience and/or willingness to learn then we would like to hear from you
  • comprehensive understanding of the fire service and the evidence base current context, challenges, and issues gained either through previous operational or training experience
  • computer literate – used for the watch room & training competency records
  • physically fit to complete all tasks as required for a Firefighter
  • CAA Licences
  • polite & courteous
  • positive & pro active
  • able to obtain Security CTC
  • you must be a fully trained firefighter by a recognised UK provider and in possession of a current Aviation Firefighter Initial Qualification, ideally with qualified to Crew Commander/Manager Level
  • online assessment
  • assessment day including group exercise and physical tests – 30 July and 6 August in Edinburgh
  • practical assessment – date to be confirmed – in Edinburgh
  • face-to-face interview
  • pre employment medical

Responsibility


  • pilot new initiatives in training when required
  • accurate completion and prompt submission of all relevant course documentation
  • assist in aircraft incidents involving rescue and/or firefighting to affect control or containment of the incident
  • respond & assist in rescue and/or firefighting involving airport premises and/or property as required by the OIC
  • render humanitarian assistance for any incidents off the airfield as required by the OIC
  • respond to any emergency involving aircraft during the operational hours ofthe airport as required meeting the response objectives as stated in the EASA & CAA regulations
  • parade at the correct timings for the start of duty for the Watch Manager, ensuring that the correct category/manpower/appliances & equipment is ready for operational use
  • assist in fire prevention duties within airport premises including testing of fire alarm systems, sprinkler systems, hand fire appliances and hose reels, positioning of signage and making Centrik reports and completing records as required by the OIC
  • prioritise health, safety and the environment at all times by adopting safe working practices for yourself, colleagues and customers. You’ll be responsible for both your own and team compliance with company health and safety policies
  • actively participate in projects and carry out any other duties outside your standard remit to promote your own personal development, or as may be reasonably required by the Company
  • maintain required level of competencies as specified by the regulator in order to uphold the airport licence
  • attend emergency incidents including fires, medical, medical clinics, road accidents, floods, terrorist incidents, spillages of dangerous substances and air crashes
  • gather Operational Intelligence though familiarisation of on-site buildings, processes and hazards to assist in responding to emergency calls efficiently, effectively and safely
  • carry out mandatory assessments applicable to the Firefighter role
  • participate in mandatory and routine training sessions applicable to the Firefighter role
  • you will need to pass our referencing checks going back five years, along with DBS and CTC checks, as the role requires unrestricted access to all areas of the Airport
  • you’ll also need to be physically fit and well, as this is a physically demanding role, and the assessment will involve a bleep test and a demonstration of your ability to lift and move heavy objects

Current offers for the position


EDINBURGH AIRPORT
Trainee Firefighter

Edinburgh

BIRMINGHAM AIRPORT
Firefighter

Birmingham

NUCLEAR SERVICES
Firefighter

Dounreay

THE ROYAL BOROUGH OF KENSINGTON AND CHELSEA TENANT MANAGEMENT ORGANISATION
On-Call Firefighter (Sutton Scotney) HIWFRS619678

Sutton Scotney

FIRE AND RESCUE SUPPORT SERVICE
Firefighter - Control

Shrewsbury