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Waterford City and Council Council are seeking applications for the role of county firefighter.
A recruitment notice posted on social media on Friday (July 15) stated, "We are recruiting retained firefighter [for] Dunmore East, Kilmacthomas and Portlaw."
The application requires evidence of a high degree of self-discipline, evidence of working with members of the public, and evidence of being physically fit.
It also requires evidence of ability to work in hazardous conditions, including at heights and in confined spaces, and the inclusion of two references.
We are recruiting Retained FireFighter
— Waterford City & County Council (@WaterfordCounci) July 15, 2022
Dunmore East, Kilmacthomas & Portlawhttps://t.co/ydVoi5eliN
Closing date : 4pm Friday, 22nd July 2022#JobFairy #Hiring #Waterford pic.twitter.com/fLmbcTSKSX
According to the notice, the closing date is 4pm on Friday July 22.
Anyone interested in applying can click this link to fill out the form.
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