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(EMAILWIRE.COM, January 16, 2012 ) Salt Lake City, UT -- The firefighter profession is a noble job that lures a lot of individuals to dedicate their lives into this cost. A lot of people enter the firefighting industry to serve their community is a good and noble way. However, firefighters do not enter this profession for free. They are also expected to be given compensation for ensuring security and peace in their community.
According to the Certified Compensation ProfessionalÂ’s analysis, the median expected salary for a typical firefighter in the US is $41,000. This date has been collected from thousands of HR departments at employers of all industries, sizes and geographies.
“When I was thinking of entering the firefighting business as a firefighter, I realized there was not much information about firefighter salary.” said Alex, a firefighter from Brooklyn. “I always wanted to be a firefighter so that I can help people in my community but I wanted to know what to expect as enter this career. It’s a good thing I came across FirefighterSalaryGuide.org. It is the best site I know so far that offers real and up to date information about everything there is to know about the firefighter job, salary, trainings and programs.”
A firefighter immediately responds to fire and other emergency situation. Firefighters provide protection to the public and their property. In order for one to enter in the firefighter profession, one must have a high school diploma or at least an equivalent with two years in the field. This is the reason why most firefighters started out as volunteers. Most firefighters need to pass strength tests. They should be familiar with a variety of the field's concepts, practices, and procedures. They have to rely on experience and judgment to plan and accomplish goals. They need to perform a variety of complicated tasks. May direct and lead the work of others. A firefighter typically reports to a manager. A wide degree of creativity and latitude is expected.
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FirefighterSalaryGuide.org is an online guide to everything there is to know about the firefighter profession. It is built on a wordpress platform for easy navigation. It is updated regularly with useful posts and articles about the firefighting industry. To know more about the site, visit http://www.firefightersalaryguide.org/
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(EMAILWIRE.COM, January 16, 2012 ) Salt Lake City, UT -- The firefighter profession is a noble job that lures a lot of individuals to dedicate their lives into this cost. A lot of people enter the firefighting industry to serve their community is a good and noble way. However, firefighters do not enter this profession for free. They are also expected to be given compensation for ensuring security and peace in their community.