Damage Control Firefighter

About the role

LB&B Associates Inc. is seeking full-time Damage Control Firefighters. Positions are contingent upon contract award.

Qualifications

• Instructor Certification: Shall possess one (1) of the following:
  • Graduate from the Navy Instructor Training Course (NITC) (CIN: A-012-0077) (NEC 9502/805A);
  • OR Equivalent instructor training certification such as the Emergency Services Instructor I certification, based on NFPA 1041.
• Technical Expertise: A minimum of three (3) years of practical, hands-on technical experience directly related to the subject matter being taught.
• Military Training Experience: A minimum of two (2) years of experience working within a Military Training Environment.
• Functional Area Certification: Shall possess current and valid instructor certification(s) relevant to their specific functional area of instruction (e.g., NETC requirements, professional certifications related to the subject matter).
• Instructional Competency: Demonstrated knowledge and proficiency in:
  • Learning principles and effective instructional practices.
  • Methods for presenting and delivering course content.
  • Testing and remediation procedures.
  • Curriculum management and maintenance.
  • The effective use of training aids, devices, electronic podiums, Tactical Training Equipment (TTE), and laboratory equipment.
  • Equipment operation and maintenance procedures associated with the course.

Requirements

To qualify as a Damage Control Firefighter CI, candidates shall meet the following requirements:

• Prior Experience (Military Pathway): Shall be a former Senior (E5 – E9) Surface Ship Damage Controlman with proof of course completion of the below courses:
  • General Shipboard Fire Fighting Training – Self Contained Breathing Apparatus (SCBA) (A-495-0416)
  • Shipboard Aircraft Fire Fighting, (J-495-0413)
  • Air Capable Ship Helicopter Fire Fighting (J-495-0414)
  • Advanced Shipboard Fire Fighting (J-495-0419)
  • Damage Control Repair Party Team Leader (K-495-0040)
  • Shipboard Damage Control team Trainer (K-495-0045)
  • Damage Control Petty Officer (K-495-0440)
  • AFFF Foam Generation (K-495-2179)
  • Gas Free Engineering (K-495-0051)
  • Damage Control Journeyman (K-495-0441)
• OR Prior Experience (Civilian Pathway): Shall have civilian firefighting experience and provide Firefighter Level I & II certificates. (Note: The course completions listed in the Military Pathway are not required for candidates qualifying under this civilian pathway.)
• Technical Expertise: Possess comprehensive knowledge in the areas of safety, and firefighting procedures, and damage control procedures. Meet high-risk training standards outlined in paragraph 3.8. (For Pearl Harbor, Great Lakes and San Diego the CIs are considered high-risk)