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respond to wildland fires and other all-hazard incidents. They will conduct themselves in a professional manner at all times. Responsibilities: -Serve as a wildland firefighter and/or emergency responder
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respond to wildland fires and other all-hazard incidents. They will conduct themselves in a professional manner at all times. This position will be located in the city of Alice. Responsibilities: -Serve as
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equipment and respond to wildland fires and other all-hazard incidents. They will conduct themselves in a professional manner at all times. Responsibilities: -Serve as a wildland firefighter and/or emergency
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to wildfire and all-hazard incidents. They will also assist in professional development of regional staff. Promote cooperative interaction with fire departments, communities, other agencies and cooperators
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to wildfire and all-hazard incidents. They will also assist in professional development of regional staff. Promote cooperative interaction with fire departments, communities, other agencies and cooperators
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) development as requested. Operate and maintain wildland fire suppression equipment and respond to wildland fires and other all-hazard incidents as directed. Conducts self in a professional manner at all times
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to wildfire and all-hazard incidents. They will also assist in professional development of regional staff. Promote cooperative interaction with fire departments, communities, other agencies and cooperators
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, implementing and providing technical assistance for wildfire prevention programs that include Community Wildfire Protection Plans, Firewise Communities, completing risk Assessments and fuel management/reduction
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Team (IMT) development as requested. Operate and maintain wildland fire suppression equipment and respond to wildland fires and other all-hazard incidents as directed. Conducts self in a professional
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oversight for state logistic during wildfire and all-hazard incidents. Assist in the professional development of the IMT Program and agency personnel. Promote cooperative interaction with fire department