Airport Rescue & Safety Officer; ARFF

The Officer is responsible for protecting the life and property of the general public within the Nashville International Airport's (BNA) jurisdiction by recognizing and reporting unsafe conditions, actions, or environmental hazards. Other responsibilities include operating Aircraft Rescue and Firefighting (ARFF) vehicles including firefighting mechanisms and performing vehicular and pedestrian traffic control.

• US Citizen:
  Rules of the Tennessee Peace Officer Standards and Training Commission
• Valid Class D Drivers license

• High school diploma/equivalent and three (3) years of successful, consecutive work experience. Successful work experience is defined as:
  Overall positive reviews of work performance from employers; and
  No negative terminations of employment; and
  Multiple employers are accepted if the above factors are met; or
  Continuous full-time employment, averaging 30 hours or more per week; and
  High school diploma/equivalent with certification as an Emergency Medical Technician (EMT) in the State of TN or nationally recognized certification; or High school diploma/equivalent with two (2) years of military experience and an honorable discharge – although a candidate may meet the requirements by other qualifications, if there's prior military experience, an honorable discharge is still required.

• High school diploma/equivalent and Certified by the Peace Officers and Standard Training (POST) Commission on hire date.
• Two (2) years (60 semester hours) of academic studies from an accredited college or university.
• 1-2 years of experience in law enforcement, Aircraft Rescue Fire Fighting (ARFF) or Emergency Medical Services (EMS)

1 Terminal Dr.
Nashville , TN 37214
United States