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1. www.stlouis-mo.gov › government › departmentsCareers With the Fire Department - City of St. Louis, MO

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   Become a St. Louis Firefighter, EMT-B, or Paramedic. Become an Emergency Dispatcher (EMS or Fire) About. Fire suppression is only one of a wide variety of duties performed by firefighters. In fact, approximately 75% of all fire department's responses are to emergency medical calls.

2. www.stlouis-mo.gov › become-firefighter-emtBecome a St. Louis Firefighter, EMT-B, or Paramedic

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   Obtain licensure as a Missouri State EMT, within one year of employment and maintain licensure throughout your employment with the St. Louis Fire Department. (NOTE: This requires the passing of a National Registry Emergency Medical Technician course and all corresponding testing.)

3. www.stlouis-mo.gov › government › departmentsFire Department | City of St. Louis

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   Services. Become a St. Louis Firefighter, EMT-B, or Paramedic Qualifications and process to become a firefighter, Emergency Medical Technician, or Paramedic with the City of St. Louis. Service Page.

   • Location: 1421 N. Jefferson Ave, St. Louis, MO, 63106
   • Email: dps-fire@stlouis-mo.gov

   • Phone: (314) 533-3406

4. dfs.dps.mo.gov › programs › trainingFirefighter Training and Certification | Fire ... - Missouri

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   The Division of Fire Safetys Training and Certification Unit develops, provides and oversees the training curriculum used regionally for firefighters, fire investigators, fire inspectors, fire officers, fire service instructors, as well as emergency responders dealing with hazardous materials. Although certification is not mandatory in the state of...

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   In April 1996, the division received accreditation for our certification programs from the International Fire Service Accreditation Congress (IFSAC). IFSAC is a peer-driven, self-governing system of both fire service certification programs and higher education degree programs. Accreditation is accomplished through the review of certification progra...

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   The division offers POST continuing education units (CEUs) for officers attending the Fire Cause Determination and Fire Investigator courses.

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5. firefighternow.com › how-to-become-a-firefighterHow To Become A Firefighter In Missouri | FireFighterNow

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   Oct 27, 2019 · The requirements to become a firefighter in St Louis are fairly straightforward in terms of what to expect. They want people that can pass all the usual written tests and physical tests, as well as all the background and medical screening.

6. www.stlcofireacademy.comSt. Louis County Fire Academy – Certification for Employment ...

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   Jan 23, 2023 · Opening in 1980, the St. Louis County Fire Academy began training and certifying firefighters for the 43 different fire departments and fire protection districts in St. Louis County. To work at any of these 43 fire service agencies, you must be certified through us.

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   How do I become a firefighter in St Louis County?

   • To work at any of the 43 fire service agencies in St. Louis County, you must be certified through the St. Louis Fire Academy. The St. Louis County Fire Academy opened on January 14, 1980 with the goal to “provide high-quality, standardized training for recruits entering services in the county’s (many) fire districts.”

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   How can I become a firefighter in Missouri?

   • To become a firefighter in Missouri, many fire departments require candidates to obtain firefighter I and II certification. North Kansas City is one such department that requires certification prior to application. St. Louis, on the other hand, trains recruits through a 16-week fire academy, at the end of which they must take the state certification exams.

   Fire Science Degree Programs in Missouri: Firefighter Training

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   Does St Louis County Fire Academy hire firefighters?

   • Upon certification, each individual seeks their own employment in the fire service. The fire service agencies in St. Louis County have their own individual hiring requirements. The STLCO Fire Academy does not hire firefighters, nor do they provide a job placement service. We offer three classes each year, with typically 32 students in each class.

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   Do you need a fire safety certification in Missouri?

   • Although it's not mandatory, having a fire safety certification in Missouri is recommended to ensure the same level of training as everyone else. This promotes cohesion and professionalism in various jobs. Currently, the state Division of Fire Safety has issued around 95,000 certificates to over 36,000 Missouri firefighters.

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   What is the Greater St Louis County Fire Academy?

   • The Greater St. Louis County Fire Academy is a 501 (c) (3) not-for-profit educational corporation that contracts with the St. Louis County Fire Standards Commission to provide firefighter training for St. Louis County.

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   How do I become a firefighter?

   • The first is to be hired as a full-time, paid firefighter by a fire service district in St. Louis County. The other way is to go through the Academy as a self-sponsored student. Fighting fires and rescuing people is for everyone, regardless of gender, race, ethnicity, religion, or other cultural socioeconomic status.

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8. www.firescience.org › missouriFire Science Degree Programs in Missouri: Firefighter Training

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   Feb 7, 2020 · Many fire departments in Missouri require candidates to obtain firefighter I and II certification. North Kansas City requires certification prior to application, while St. Louis trains recruits through a 16-week fire academy, at the end of which they must take the state certification exams.