(2012) Annual Aircraft Construction and Familiarization with H.O.T.
We have made the decision to cancel this years seminar and not hold the event on annual basis. Please plan on joining us in the June/July time frame in 2013.
IMPORTANT INFO IF YOU ARE LOOKING FOR A CAREER IN THE BOEING FIRE DEPARTMENT
Each of our regions and stations have different requirements for hiring. The requirements and job prerequisites will be listed in the job posting at Careers at Boeing. The on-line tool allows you to submit your resume, search for jobs and to sign-up for job alerts. When using the on-line tool, please choose the occupation of "Sec and Fire Protection" and search on the keywords "fire" or "fire Protection". We cannot reply to your email requests about job openings or positions available, and we cannot accept emailed resumes.
About the Boeing Fire Department
We are a full service fire department and then some. We are agile, mobile and ready to provide our services at a moments notice. We are often asked to support airplane operations from Glasgow, Montana, to as far away away as Midway Island. At home, at least 83 percent of our services are fire prevention related, and the remainder of our time we are providing emergency services or training. We respond to EMS, Haz Mat Rescue/Mitigation, Structural Fire, Aircraft Fire, Confined Space Rescue, USAR, Water Rescue, Motor Vehicle Accidents and Mutual Aid calls.
We are one of the largest private fire departments in the world. We have manned stations from the West coast to the East coast in North America and provide services anywhere in the world where Boeing employees need us.
For general inquiries about our services, training opportunities and administration: fire@boeing.com
For general inquiries about fire prevention, fire safety education and fire protection engineering: prevent@boeing.com
Boeing Fire Department
PO Box 3707, M/C 17-WE
Seattle, WA. USA
98124-2207
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