JOB
ALL APPLICANTS MUST TAKE AND PASS THE FOLLOWING NATIONAL TESTING NETWORK TESTS:1) FIRETEAM TEST; AND2) FIREFIGHTER MILE PHYSICAL ABILITY TESTOR(IN PLACE OF THE FIREFIGHTER MILE TEST (#2 ABOVE), CANDIDATES CAN RESEARCH LOCAL CPAT TESTING OPTIONS ONLINE FOR A NEARBY TESTING LOCATION AND SUBMIT THEIR CANDIDATE PHYSICAL ABILITY TEST RESULTS);IN ADDITION TO COMPLETING A CITY OF PERRYSBURG APPLICATION.
Candidates who have tested with NTN in the last year and still have valid scores, will need to apply their scores to our current part-time posting to be considered.
www.nationaltestingnetwork.com
A copy of your certification card must be included with your application or emailed to
[email protected].(Please do not upload any documents that reveal or display your social security number.)
Honorably discharged military veterans who submit a legible copy of their DD214 will be given an additional 5% of their passing score. DD214 documents may be uploaded with this application or emailed to
[email protected]. Documents must be received no later than the closing date.
APPLICATION AND TESTING DEADLINE IS JULY 26, 2026.
EXAMPLE OF DUTIES
SUMMARY OF DUTIES:
Under the direction of the Fire Lieutenant and Fire Captain, the Part-Time Firefighter responds to emergency and non-emergency incidents, providing basic and/or advanced life support, fire suppression, rescue, hazardous materials mitigation, and all-hazard response services. May assume responsibility as acting officer-in-charge (OIC) when directed by a Fire Lieutenant or Fire Captain. This position involves ongoing training, public education, equipment and facility maintenance, and interagency coordination. Part-Time Firefighters maintain operational readiness, uphold professional and ethical standards, and contribute to the Division’s mission to protect life, property, and the environment.
CUSTOMER SERVICE EXCELLENCE:
Customer service is a core value of the Perrysburg Fire Division. The Part-Time Firefighter supports this standard by delivering professional, compassionate, and effective service to community members, visitors, and co-workers. This includes timely response, courteous communication, and respectful treatment of all individuals. Part-Time Firefighters are expected to actively contribute to a positive public image and foster trust through community engagement and exemplary service.
ESSENTIAL FUNCTIONS OF THE POSITION:
Emergency Response
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Respond to fire, EMS, rescue, hazardous materials, and other all-hazard incidents.
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Provide advanced and/or basic life support in accordance with approved medical protocols.
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Perform fire suppression, ventilation, search and rescue, salvage, and overhaul operations.
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Participate in the incident accountability system, ensuring crew integrity and safety tracking during emergency operations.
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Operate apparatus, tools, and specialized equipment safely and effectively.
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Wear and operate personal protective equipment (PPE) and self-contained breathing apparatus (SCBA) in accordance with NFPA standards.
Preparedness and Readiness
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Conduct daily inspections of apparatus, equipment, PPE, and station facilities.
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Report deficiencies promptly and ensure corrective action.
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Maintain physical readiness in accordance with Division fitness standards.
Prevention and Education
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Assist in public fire and life safety education, prevention programs, and community events.
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Support Division initiatives to reduce risk in the community.
Training and Professional Development
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Participate in and complete required training to maintain operational proficiency.
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Maintain all continuing education units (CEUs) for fire and EMS in compliance with State and Division standards.
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Stay informed of current best practices, developments, and procedures.
Documentation and Reporting
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Accurately complete incident, patient care, training, and equipment maintenance reports in the Division’s records management systems (NFIRS/NERIS-compliant).
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Submit documentation within required timeframes.
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Promptly communicate unusual or urgent situations to a superior officer.
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Ensure all documentation is accurate, complete, and submitted promptly.
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Notify a Fire Captain or Fire Lieutenant of incidents not covered by existing procedures.
Compliance and Conduct
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Operate within City and Division policies, procedures, collective bargaining agreements, and applicable laws.
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Comply with NFPA, OSHA, State, and local safety regulations.
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Maintain compliance with patient privacy laws (HIPAA) and Division medical control protocols.
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Exercise lead responsibility over assigned personnel when directed.
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Perform any other duties as assigned in support of Division operations.
SUPPLEMENTAL INFORMATION Candidates must pass the FireTEAM written exam and the Firefighter Mile or CPAT physical ability test by the job closing date to be considered for this position in addition to completing a City of Perrysburg employment application.
Hourly Rate for FFII Certification and Basic EMT Certification: $20.86
Hourly Rate for FFII Certification and Paramedic Certification: $23.17
The City of Perrysburg is an equal opportunity employer.Due to public records laws in Ohio, properly redacted application materials cannot be kept confidential.