Job Summary

This position responds to and performs fire suppression, emergency medical service work, fire prevention, public education, training and maintenance duties for and during an assigned shift.

Exam Dates

WRITTEN TEST: Station 66, Monday, November 9, 2026 (The written exam is a general knowledge test designed for entry-level candidates. There are no study materials)

Oral BOARD INTERVIEWS: Administration Building, Tuesday, November 17, 2026

EMS PRACTICAL TEST: Station 66, Friday, November 20, 2026

Essential Job Duties And Responsibilities

The job duties and responsibilities represented in this job description in no way imply that these are the only duties to be performed. Individuals occupying this position will be required to follow any other job related instructions and to perform any other job related instructions and to perform any other job related duties requested by a supervisor. Specific duties and responsibilities include, but are not limited to:

Responds to emergency incidents involving fire as part of a firefighting team, engages in all types of firefighting activities which include but are not limited to rescue, protection of exposures, confinement of fires, extinguishment of fire, overhaul of fire scenes, ventilation and salvage operations, responds to major alarms when called in from off-duty, operates/utilizes all machinery, equipment and supplies appropriate for area of assignment.
Responds to emergency medical alarms, locating patients and identifying the nature of any illness or injury and, under supervision or general orders, initiate and administer proper and continuous emergency medical treatment at the scene until patients are delivered to a medical facility for further treatment if necessary.
Responding to patient and family needs in a timely and professional manner.Communicating with the patient and family regarding conditions, treatment and recommended therapy.
Driving and operating appropriate department vehicles, as qualified, to the scene of a fire, accident, or EMS alarm.
Provides maintenance of facilities and equipment.
Ensures members are working/operating in a safe and prudent manner.
Complies with district policies and procedures.
Participates in training and drills.
Performs fire prevention activities including inspections, public education and pre-fire planning
Performs various record keeping functions, i.e. incident reports, drill reports, station journals, etc.
Maintain effective working relationships with other fire department employees, supervisors, and the general public.
Performs similar or incidental duties as assigned.

Qualifications

Requires a high school diploma or equivalent.
Requires Emergency Medical Technician Certification (EMT).
IFSAC FF1 certification preferred.
Requires a valid Washington State Driver's License at all times and a driving record acceptable to the Fire District's insurance carrier and Fire District policy.
Be a minimum of twenty-one (21) years old.
Successfully complete a twelve-month probationary period.
Be agreeable to work irregular hours.

Knowledge, Skills And Abilities

Ability to pass a complete background investigation, driving record check, and employment history verification.
Pass a complex occupational medical exam.
Pass a psychological exam.
Must have a current CPAT (Certification must be dated after October 1, 2025).
Communication Skills: Ability to read, analyze and interpret emergency care methods and techniques. Ability to understand and follow oral and written instructions. Ability to work calmly and systematically in stressful and/or hazardous conditions. Ability to reason and make appropriate judgments and decisions under stress. Ability to establish and maintain effective, amicable relations with co-workers and the public. Ability to communicate in a clear and concise manner. Ability to cope with situations firmly, courteously, tactfully, and with respect for each citizen's rights.

Paid Leave

Vacation - Non Represented Full-Time Staff

Up to four (4) years of service: 8 hours earned per month.

From five (5) years to ten (10) years of service: 12 hours earned per month.

From eleven (11) years to fourteen (14) years of service: 16 hours earned per month.

From fifteen (15) years plus years of service: 18 hours earned per month.

Vacation - IAFF Members

Up to four (4) years of service: 9 hours earned per month.

From five (5) years to ten (10) years of service: 13 hours earned per month.

From eleven (11) years to fourteen (14) years of service: 18 hours earned per month.

From fifteen (15) years to twenty (20) years of service: 20 hours earned per month.

From tweny-one (21) years or more years of service: 22 hours earned per month.

Sick Leave

Employees accrue sick leave at a rate of 11 hours per month for 40-hour per week employees, and 16 hours per month for 24-hour shift employees.

Holidays

In lieu of holidays, employees assigned to a 24-hour shift will receive 144 hours annually, to be scheduled and used in the same manner as vacation leave.

For those employees assigned to a 40-hour weekly shift, the following holidays are observed:

New Year's Day

Martin Luther King Day

President's Day

Memorial Day

Juneteenth

Independence Day

Labor Day

Veteran's Day

Thanksgiving Day

Day After Thanksgiving

Christmas Day

Retirement

Marysville Fire District employees are enrolled in the Washington State Department of Retirement Systems and do not pay into the Social Security system. The Fire District will also match up to a maximum 4 percent of the employee’s base monthly wage to one of three deferred compensation plans offered by the District.

Insurance Benefits

The Marysville Fire District provides medical, dental and vision insurance through the Washington Fire Commissioners Association. The District pays 100 percent of medical and dental insurance premiums for the employee, 90 percent of medical insurance premiums for dependents and 85 percent of dental insurance premiums for dependents.

The Marysville Fire District provides a $25,000 life insurance policy for full-time employees.

The Marysville Fire District contributes $1,250 per year into a HRA VEBA Medical Reimbursement Plan for Public Employees and provides an Employee Assistance Program.

Other Optional Benefits

Members of the International Association of Fire Fighters participate in a medical expense reimbursement plan sponsored by the Washington State Council of Fire Fighters.
Additional employee-paid life insurance benefits from the Washington State Council of Fire Fighters
Employee-paid AFLAC supplement insurance programs
These benefits are subject to change without notice.

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Do you currently possess an Emergency Medical Technician Certification (EMT)?

02

Do you currently possess an IFSAC Firefighter I Certification or state equivalent?

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Do you currently possess a IFSAC Firefighter II Certification or state equivalent?

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Did you attach a current CPAT Certification dated 10/01/2025 or later?

Yes
No
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