Canadian occupation guide
Explore 2 current Firefighter jobs from 2 verified employers across Canada. Compare live openings, locations, and workplace options on Jobs.ca.
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Leduc County
Respond to fire, rescue, hazardous materials awareness, medical, and other emergency incidents; attend training and perform assigned fire station duties. Operate firefighting vehicles and equipment, support scene safety, and follow fire service procedures and occupational health and safety requirements.
The City of Kenora
The Paid-Per-Call Firefighter responds to emergency incidents including fires, rescues, and hazardous situations while working as part of a crew. They are also responsible for operating firefighting equipment, participating in training, and assisting with fire prevention and public education programs.
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There are 2 Firefighter jobs currently published on TemporaryJobs.ca, from 2 hiring employers across Canada.
Employers currently hiring Firefighters on TemporaryJobs.ca include Leduc County and The City of Kenora.
The cities with the most Firefighter openings on TemporaryJobs.ca right now are Nisku, AB.
Firefighter falls under NOC 42101 in the National Occupational Classification 2021, titled “Firefighters”. This is the code to quote on Canadian immigration and work permit applications.
Roles closely related to Firefighter include Police Officer, Armed Forces Specialist, Early Childhood Educator and Paralegal. Each has its own page on TemporaryJobs.ca with current openings.
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