We aim to meet the needs of our community and to provide services to the 4 407 square kilometres and 56 000 people in Redelinghuys, Eendekuil, Aurora, Velddrif, Porterville, Piketberg, Dwarskersbos, Laaiplek, Goedverwacht and Wittewater.
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Proficiency in at least two (2) of the official languages of the Western Cape (Afrikaans/English/isiXhosaSpeak, Read and Write)
Incumbent must pass a Department Physical Test upon entry and annually thereafter
Must pass a medical test preplacement/Post Offer/Baseline
Must have no mental phobias related to claustrophobia (confined spaces), acrophobia (heights), bathphobia (depths), aquaphobia (water) , homophobia (blood) , achluophobia (darkness) , authophobia (isolation), and necrophobia (corpses)
Physically and mentally fit
Required to work shifts and overtime as and when required
Required to work at any Fire Station, Fire Service Facility or Section within the area of jurisdiction by the Chief Fire Officer
No criminal record
Job Purpose:
Performs a variety of tasks associated with responding to and dealing with firefighting, emergency rescue services, rendering basic medical care, fire prevention and training activities, operating and maintaining fire equipment and apparatus, maintaining fire station facilities and related work as required under appropriate supervision in order to protect lives and property of the citizens of the municipality in accordance with the Fire Brigade Services Act (Act 99 of 1987).
Key Performance Areas:
Once training and minimum qualification have been achieved, carry out firefighting activities and emergency operations under guidance, mentorship and supervision of seniors and officers-in-charge in order to minimize the risk to life and property as well as lives and property of the communities of the municipality
Preparing for emergency incidents and protection duties under guidance, mentorship and supervision of seniors and officers-in-charge in order to educate the public and maintain a high standard of safety and operational efficiency at emergency incidents as well as reducing the incidents and severity of fires, providing a safer environment for firefighters and communities
Preparing for emergency incidents under guidance, mentorship and supervision of seniors and officers-in-charge to ensure that equipment and vehicles are safe, available and in sound working order for operational efficiency during emergency incidents as well as to maintain a safe and hygienic working environment
Performs basic administrative functions under guidance, mentorship and supervision of seniors and officers-incharge to ensure that relevant records where applicable are maintained
Responsible to part take in the Municipality’s Performance Management and Development System.
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