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Astoria Fire Department’s intern program is once again accepting applications, officials say!

by Ted Wolfson
February 21, 2024
in Local News
Astoria Fire Department’s intern program is once again accepting applications, officials say!
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Astoria, OR – According to the officials, the Student Intern Program with the Astoria Fire Department is designed to provide students with a hands-on experience to learn the principles of firefighting, fire prevention, fire control and emergency medical services.

As a fire intern, you will work 24-hour shifts on a rotating schedule and be an integral part of the fire crew, gaining the skills needed to become a career firefighter.

According to the Astoria Fire Department, these are the essential functions:

  • Responds to fire and other emergency calls which include laying hose and connecting to hydrants; directing streams of water or chemicals onto fires; ventilating structures; searching buildings; and rescuing individuals from buildings or other hazardous situations.
  • Provides emergency medical services at a minimum level of basic life support (BLS).
  • Performs routine housekeeping and maintenance of facilities and grounds to maintain a clean, safe living and working environment.
  • Trains and drills on fire and emergency medical related subjects, procedures and techniques to be fully trained in routine and new processes.
  • Conducts or assists in training of other personnel, interns and volunteer firefighters.
  • Performs specialized fire and safety functions as assigned and trained (e.g. hazardous materials, technical rescue and marine/shipboard firefighting).
  • Performs fire inspections as part of company inspection program; performs and prepares fire plans using department computer programs.
  • Presents fire prevention/safety information to schools, organizations, businesses, etc., conducts fire station tours.
  • Maintains punctual, regular and predictable attendance.
  • Works collaboratively in a team environment with a spirit of cooperation.
  • Respectfully takes direction from Lieutenant/supervisor and works within the chain of command.

More information here.

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