Prince Albert Municipality is offering an opportunity for qualified individuals to join its Fire and Disaster Management Services team as Learner Firefighters, within the Corporate and Community Services Directorate.
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Minimum Requirements
- Grade 12 (Matric)
- Valid Code B Driver's Licence or Code C1
- CAT (Candidate Physical Ability Test)
- Physically and mentally fit
- Medical Test (NFPA 1582)
- No criminal record
- Willing to work shifts, overtime, and on short notice
- Willing to work at any fire station or section within the municipality's jurisdiction
- Firefighting 1 with First Aid
- Proficient communication skills in at least two of the three Western Cape official languages
Added Advantages
- Firefighting 1 & 2
- HAZMAT Awareness / Operations
Duties & Responsibilities
- Drive and operate firefighting and emergency vehicles
- Respond to fire and rescue emergencies
- Ensure vehicles and equipment are clean and ready for use
- Compile reports as required
- Maintain records and perform administrative duties
- Assist with purchasing and material logistics
- Participate in training and physical development programmes
Remuneration
- Post Level: T06 (Category 1 Municipality)
- Salary Range: R155,086.20 – R201,319.92 per annum
- Benefits: Medical Aid, Pension Fund, Housing Allowance (as per policy), and 13th Cheque
Competency Requirements
- Strong problem-solving and decision-making abilities
- Ability to follow instructions and adhere to procedures
- Effective communication skills
- Commitment to excellence and maintaining a professional image
- Team-oriented mindset with openness to challenges and constructive feedback
How to Apply
Applications must be submitted using the prescribed application form, accompanied by the following certified documents:
- Qualifications
- Curriculum Vitae (CV)
- Identity Document (ID)
- Driver’s Licence
CLICK HERE TO APPLY
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