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The document is the 2019 Applicant Information Summary for the Columbus, IN Fire Department, outlining their Equal Employment Opportunity policy and application process. It details eligibility requirements, necessary documentation, and instructions for applicants. The document emphasizes non-discrimination based on various factors and includes guidelines for physical ability tests, background checks, and other employment conditions.

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Is 27 too late to be a firefighter?

Fire departments often look for candidates who are physically fit, mentally prepared, and committed to the job, regardless of age. As long as you meet the necessary qualifications, pass the required tests, and are in good health, you can pursue a career as a firefighter at 27.

How long is firefighter training in Ohio?

There are two firefighter levels in Ohio with different hourly training requirements: Firefighter I: 136 hours. Firefighter II: 256 hours.

How do I know when to call the fire department?

If you have any type of fire in your home (small or large). If you smell smoke or unknown odor. If you see downed electrical wires. If a tree has fallen on your house. You have water backup in your basement, or call the Service Department 216-351-0131. Your carbon monoxide or smoke detector is going off for no reason.

Who is the fire chief of the Columbus fire department?

Jeffrey M. Happ was named Chief of the Columbus Division of Fire Feb 9th, 2021, after 28 years of service in nearly every corner of Columbus. Happ was hired on June 14, 1993 and was assigned to Ladder 1 on Fourth Street in the Arena District. He was there until 1998, when he was promoted to lieutenant.

How much do you get paid in the Columbus Indiana fire department?

Fire Rescue Salary in Columbus, IN Annual SalaryWeekly Pay Top Earners $144,624 $2,781 75th Percentile $115,300 $2,217 Average $98,193 $1,888 25th Percentile $72,500 $1,394

How long is Columbus Ohio Police Academy?

Milestone 7: Training Academy During this training, you will receive over 1,200 hours of training over 31-weeks. You will learn patrol operations, law and legal procedures, applied behavioral science, criminal investigation, and more.

How long is Columbus fire Academy?

Fire recruits will be required to successfully complete approximately 34 weeks of paid training to graduate from the Columbus Division of Fire Training Academy. All appointees will be required to successfully complete a one- year probationary period from date of appointment.

How long does it take to pass the fire academy?

The length of firefighter training varies, depending on the department. Some departments have programs that are as short as 18 weeks, whereas others have programs up to two years in length. During training, you wont respond to actual fires or emergencies.

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