Recruitment Information
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It is with pride, dedication, and professionalism that members of Orange County Fire Rescue Department (OCFRD) serve the citizens of Orange County. OCFRD is committed to fostering an effective and efficient recruitment program for motivated individuals who are physically fit and possess good moral character.

In order to meet the personnel needs of our growing department and to introduce the fire service as a career to segments of our community that traditionally has not been part of our candidate pool, OCFRD has established programs to support our recruitment effort. These programs are:


Employment Opportunities
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Dispatcher

Orange County Fire Rescue offers a variety of employment opportunities including field operations and administrative positions. (Check for job openings in Fire Rescue).

Please read the following documents for information on recruitment procedure: 

Candidate Physical Ability Test (CPAT) Documents

The rewards of a fire service career!
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Fire Training

Along with the opportunity to make a difference within the community, Orange County Fire Rescue Department offers career stability and the growth potential you can depend on. For example, the base salary of a 56 hr per week firefighter is $39,099.00 per year.  If you possess a current certified paramedic certification in the state of Florida, you can receive an additional $ 5577.00 per year incentive pay.

Schedule
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A 56 hr per week firefighter's work assignment consist of working one 24 hr tour of duty and off duty for 48 hrs, this equates working only 10 days per month or 120 days per year.

For additional information please visit our Benefits section.




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