Fire Fighters

G4S Kenya LtdNairobiroam-kepublished 10/21/2026

Your tasks

  • Respond immediately and safely to all emergency calls and requests for assistance
  • Deal with emergencies as directed and work effectively and efficiently as a member of a disciplined team
  • Minimize distress and suffering, including giving first aid care
  • Establish and maintain the confidence of members of the public
  • Give general fire safety advice and guidance to people when requested
  • Work to help educate members of the community in the risks and hazards of fire
  • Assist in Service initiatives, programmes and strategies to reduce fire calls
  • Recognise health and safety issues at work and deal with them to minimize or eliminate the degree of hazard or risk
  • Maintain a level of physical and medical fitness necessary to carry out the duties of a firefighter
  • Maintain all firefighting and emergency equipment in a state of readiness, including cleaning, repairing and testing as required to approved standards and procedures
  • Know the local streets, roads and buildings situated within the fire station response area
  • Complete basic paperwork and routine administration, including recording of information
  • Take part in a continuous training programme by attending lectures, exercises, practice drill sessions and other forms of training to maintain competence levels
  • Undertake any other duties commensurate with the level of responsibility and expertise as may be required by the Chief Fire Officer
  • Ensure personal safety and the safety of others at all times
  • Respond immediately and safely to all emergency calls and requests for assistance
  • Deal with emergencies as directed and work effectively and efficiently as a member of a disciplined team
  • Minimize distress and suffering, including giving first aid care
  • Establish and maintain the confidence of members of the public
  • Give general fire safety advice and guidance to people when requested
  • Work to help educate members of the community in the risks and hazards of fire
  • Assist in Service initiatives, programmes and strategies to reduce fire calls
  • Recognise health and safety issues at work and deal with them to minimize or eliminate the degree of hazard or risk
  • Maintain a level of physical and medical fitness necessary to carry out the duties of a firefighter
  • Maintain all firefighting and emergency equipment in a state of readiness, including cleaning, repairing and testing as required to approved standards and procedures
  • Know the local streets, roads and buildings situated within the fire station response area
  • Complete basic paperwork and routine administration, including recording of information
  • Take part in a continuous training programme by attending lectures, exercises, practice drill sessions and other forms of training to maintain competence levels
  • Undertake any other duties commensurate with the level of responsibility and expertise as may be required by the Chief Fire Officer
  • Ensure personal safety and the safety of others at all times