Security And Emergency Services

Work Nature

• Responding immediately and safely to emergency calls and requests for assistance;
• Attending emergency incidents including fires, road accidents, floods, terrorist incidents, spillages of dangerous substances, and rail and air crashes;
• Rescuing trapped people and animals;
• Minimising distress and suffering, including giving first aid before ambulance crews arrive;
• Safeguarding your own and other people’s personal safety at all times;
• Cleaning up and checking the site after dealing with an incident;
• Taking time to become familiar with local streets, roads and buildings so you can respond to emergency calls with speed and efficiency;
• Inspecting and maintaining the appliance (fire engine) and its equipment, assisting in testing fire hydrants and checking emergency water supplies;
• Undertaking drills and physical training and taking part in training on techniques, use of equipment and related matters;
• Maintaining the level of physical fitness necessary to carry out all the duties of a firefighter;
• Educating and informing the public to promote fire safety by giving talks in schools and to local organisations, as well as home visits to offer advice, etc;
• Maintaining links with the local community kegeln herunterladen.

Occupations

• Disaster Management Officer
• Emergency Management Specialist
• Emergency Medical Technician
• Fire Inspectors
• Fire Investigators
• Forest Fire Fighter
• Security Guards
• Fire Fighters

• Career Analysis

  1	Fees	Low
  2	Demand	High
  3	Salary	Medium
  4	Level Of Preparation	Medium