Ref: NP519-87

Job description / Role

Employment: Full Time

Responsible for the direction and performance of hos vehicles crew in the performance of fire fighting and rescue duties.

PRINCIPAL DUTIES:
- Leads the crew of his assigned vehicle or equipment in the performance of all fire fighting , rescue or other required duties, both structural and / or aircraft.
- Directs the deployment and positioning of his crew and equipment in response to emergency call outs.
- Responsible for operation of his vehicles radio communications and for coordination with other emergency services vehicles.
- Responsible for all communication with the control tower and fire control center for all necessary runaway clearance and instructions.
- Activities turrets,hoses,nozzles,pumps or other equipment to expel extinguishing agent appropriate to type of fire.
- Activates ladders and turntables required for rescue or access purposes.
- Supervise the replenishment of water and agent tanks.
- Assists in the training of crew members in the correct fire/ rescue procedures and demonstrates the uses of various types of equipment.
- Performs check on assigned vehicle and equipment at commencement of shift for any malfunction of engines,transmission ,gearboxes pumps,hydraulics and any other system responsible for.
- Performs minor and preventive maintenance on assigned vehicle and equipment.
- Checks fuel,oil,water,agent level,replenishes as required.
- Reports all vehicle and equipment malfunctions requiring workshop attention to station captain.
- Performs required duties to maintain station in a clean and orderly condition.
- Performs other duties as assigned.

Requirements

- Twelve (12) years formal education.
- Ten (10) years experience in fire/rescue services including five (5) years in a supervisory position. At least two (2) of the last five (5) years must have been spent at a category six (6) or above airport in an equivalent position.

Specialized Qualifications
Shall have completed courses in and be qualified to N.F.P.A. - Officer Level I. Shall also be qualified to N.F.P.A.- 1003 Airport Firefighter,NFPA 472 first responder operational level,and advanced first aid qualified.

Nationals of countries other than United States shall possess qualifications at least equal to the above.

Language:
Arabic desirable. Ability to read, write and speak English required.

OTHER:
Valid heavy vehicle operator license in country of origin and ability to obtain same in Saudi Arabia. Must be familiar with NFPA codes and IFSTA Manuals.

About the Company

Afras was set up in 1976 to compete for building, and hospital operation and maintenance contracts in the central region of the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia.

Since then, we’ve expanded to cover a range of business areas, including hospitality, security, pest control, housekeeping and cleaning, and landscaping and commercial gardening.

Not only are we highly regarded by our clients, we also enjoy classification grades in nine areas from the Ministry of Municipal and Rural Affairs’ Contractors Classification Agency. For example we hold Grade 1 classification in both the Maintenance of Buildings and the Maintenance of Medical Centers.

We’ve also expanded into other regions: starting with a further branch in the western region in Jeddah, we then opened offices in Dammam, Taif, and most recently Makkah. Our plan is to open further Afras branches to improve our service throughout the Kingdom.

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