Public Service

Firefighter Career Guide

Respond to fires, medical emergencies, and other disasters to protect life and property.

49Average
Median: $52,000
Hours/week: 48
Education: High School
Growth: 5%

Overview

Respond to fires, medical emergencies, and other disasters to protect life and property.

Median Salary
$52,000
Weekly Hours
48
Education
High School
Job Growth
5%

Key Metrics

Stress8/10
Work-Life Balance5/10
Job Security8/10
Remote Friendly1/10
Physical Demand8/10
Automation Risk2/10

Pros

  • +Camaraderie
  • +Benefits
  • +Meaningful work
  • +Pension

Cons

  • -Danger
  • -Shift work
  • -Physical demands
  • -Emotional toll

Savings Calculator

Percentage saved10%
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Yearly Savings
$5,200
Monthly Savings
$433

Top Employers Hiring for Public Service

Federal Government Agencies
State & Local Government
Non-Profit Organizations
Public Policy Institutes

About This Career

Respond to fires, medical emergencies, and other disasters to protect life and property.

Guide to Education

Required Education

High School

Typical Training

1 years of experience/training

Frequently Asked Questions

Is it dangerous?

Yes, but training and safety protocols help.

What's the career path?

Can advance to captain, chief, and beyond.

Where do firefighters work?

Local fire departments.

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