Become a Clark County Firefighter
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ndividuals interested in becoming a Firefighter are encouraged to submit a Job Interest Card. All interest card submissions are received by the Clark County Human Resources ( CCHR) office. For additional information contact human resources at (702) 455-4565 or the Firefighter Recruitment Office at (702) 455-8257. Watch this short video for help completing the Job Interest Card.
Hiring Process
The minimum requirements to apply for the position of Firefighter are listed below. Once your application has been reviewed, Human Resources will provide notification by letter or email that you have been invited to participate in the written test. Applicants with the highest test scores are then invited to continue with the hiring process. Competition for firefighter openings is extremely competitive so preparation is crucial!
Minimum Requirements
- High School Diploma or GED.
- Must possess a valid "Class C" Nevada driver’s license at time of appointment, including the first day of rookie school.
- Vision must be correctable and within the guidelines specified in order to hold a current Nevada Driver's License.
- Height in proportion to weight.
- Physically and mentally fit to perform vigorous basic skill requirements.
- Applicants are not eligible to apply if they have been convicted of a felony.
Testing
- Written examination
- Physical ability test (CPAT). Testing is offered through the College of Southern Nevada (CSN). Visit the college's website for class times, dates, locations and other information.
- Oral Board Interview
- Medical Exam
- Background check
- Suitability Exam
Pre-Employment Requirements
- Candidates must be in excellent physical condition.
- Employment is contingent upon the results of a background investigation.
- Employment is contingent upon the results of a physical examination, to include a pulmonary test, and a psychological evaluation performed by our examining physician.
- Employment is contingent upon the results of a pre-employment drug test.
- It is a condition of employment that any fire service employee hired into the Fire Department after January 1, 1993, not use tobacco in any form.
- Candidates must comply with the CCFD Dress Code Grooming Standards. CCFD Dress Code.
Salary and Benefits
All Firefighters are hired at the level of Firefighter I with an annual starting salary of $51,084.80. The Clark County Fire Department offers a comprehensive benefit package that includes:
- Comprehensive group health insurance plan
- Disability insurance
- Dental, vision, and life insurance options
- Long-term disability insurance
- Vacation and Sick Leave
- Excellent retirement benefits
- Tuition assistance
- Bilingual pay (testing required)
Fire Explorers Program
The purpose of the Fire Explorer Program is to expose young men and women to the fire service. The program is open to individuals between the ages of 16 and 21 and provides a great opportunity to prepare for the career of firefighter.
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