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As of Mar 14, 2025, the average hourly pay for a Forest Firefighter in British Columbia is $21.82 an hour.
The BC Wildfire Service employs approximately 70 Parattack crew members, sometimes called Smokejumpers, each year. The BC Wildfire Service Parattack program has two work units, based in Fort St. John and Mackenzie.
The average British Columbia Wildfire Service salary ranges from approximately $43,311 per year (estimate) for a Dispatcher to $80,188 per year (estimate) for a Wildfire Officer.
Becoming a BC Wildfire Service firefighter To become a wildfire fighter with the BC Wildfire Service, applicants must show motivation, have a relevant skill set, complete the WFX-FIT fitness test and attend the BC Wildfire Services New Recruit Boot Camp.
To become a wildfire fighter with the BC Wildfire Service, applicants must show motivation, have a relevant skill set, complete the WFX-FIT fitness test and attend the BC Wildfire Services New Recruit Boot Camp.
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The following are courses are considered official training and are commonly offered to non-governmental personnel: S-100 Basic Fire Suppression and Safety (2021) S-100A Basic Fire Suppression and Safety Annual Recurrency (also known as S-10A) S-185 Fire Entrapment Avoidance Safety (2006)
Being a junior firefighter is a rewarding way to learn skills used in firefighting and emergency medicine. Upon learning a minimum number of skills, advanced juniors can and are expected to respond to emergency calls under the supervision of senior firefighters.
Wildland firefighters complete intense physical training to pass fitness tests like the Arduous Work Capacity Test, which assesses your physical health. To pass the test, you hike for 3 miles while carrying heavy equipment in under 45 minutes.

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