Description Key Responsibilities Emergency Response Respond to emergency situations in line with operational procedures to protect life and property. Perform firefighting, rescue, and lifesaving duties during major aircraft incidents or domestic incidents. Mobilise appropriate resources efficiently and safely. Maintain clear communication with Sector or Incident Command throughout incidents. Operational Readiness Maintain professional competence through ongoing training and assessments. Ensure all operational equipment, vehicles, PPE, and firefighting systems are maintained to required standards. Support internal and external audits by ensuring full compliance with operational procedures. Teamwork & Collaboration Work effectively with colleagues and external responders, demonstrating respect, clear communication, and adaptability. Create and contribute to an inclusive, positive team environment. Share knowledge, identify opportunities for improvement, and support the development of others. Continuous Improvement & Safety Promote safe working practices and uphold all safety management systems. Recommend improvements to enhance the effectiveness of emergency response and operational delivery. Take responsibility for the quality of your work and actively engage in continuous learning. What Makes You Successful in This Role? We welcome applicants from all backgrounds and encourage individuals of any gender to apply. Physical fitness is important, but so are other key attributes: Strong attention to detail and excellent organisational skills Ability to work independently and manage time effectively Calm and clear thinking under pressure Good communication skills and a positive, proactive attitude Openness to change and commitment to maintaining a professional appearance Practical, hands-on approach to tasks Ability to motivate others and contribute positively to team spirit Training You Will Achieve (Fully Funded) During your career, you will work towards the following qualifications: CAA Approved Aviation Firefighter Certificate of Competence Breathing Apparatus Wearer Certificate First Aid at Work / Trauma Care (HSE Approved) Waterside Awareness Course LGV Class 2 Licence Emergency Response Driver Training Promotional Development and Professional Certificates of Competence Instructor Qualifications Minimum Requirements Minimum age: 18 No previous Fire Service experience required (to qualify for government-funded training) Minimum of 2 GCSEs at grade 4/C or above, including Maths & English (desirable) Full UK Driving Licence (desirable) Ability to meet Fire Service medical standards (FireFit) Pass fitness, vertigo, claustrophobia, and medical assessments Satisfactory background and disclosure checks Health & Fitness Assessments You will need to meet the following as part of the selection process: Hearing test Lung function test Eye test (normal colour vision required) Physical fitness and strength assessments General medical evaluation This is not an exhaustive list and from time to time additional responsibilities may be provided directly from your Line Manager