Does anybody no when and if Atlanta Fire Department is hiring

[topgun250]

just wondering i heard maybe in june or july wondering if anybody nos anything

[hoselayer211]

try calling the city and asking them directly

[evanbell]

just wondering i heard maybe in june or july wondering if anybody nos anything

just a suggestion...if you want to score well on the entry level exam, not knowing how to spell "know" is probably something you should work on. just some constructive criticism

[CaponeCEO]

Atlanta is going through a terrible time as far as staffing and rolling black outs. If I were you I would research the department a little better before asking about hiring, because if a department just laid off 100 guys then they will be the first 100 hired back.

I wouldnt be surprised if Atlanta laid guys off, so just double check.

[CaptOldTimer]

just wondering i heard maybe in june or july wondering if anybody nos anything

Probably at this point in time Atlanta is on a hiring freeze as well as most other cities and fire departments. Shutting down houses and companies.


Google their web site as well as any other city/county that you may have interest in.

[topgun250]

[QUOTE=CaponeCEO;1051483]Atlanta is going through a terrible time as far as staffing and rolling black outs. If I were you I would research the department a little better before asking about hiring, because if a department just laid off 100 guys then they will be the first 100 hired back.

I wouldnt be surprised if Atlanta laid guys off, so just double check.[

Did they lay off a hundred guys. I was just wondering because I had talk to somebody and they said possibly June or July they take apps.

[firemanmatt08]

i just called HR and they said they arent probably gonna accept this year for firefighter.

[topgun250]

who did you say you called

[topgun250]

never mind i figured it out

[Pugsley6485]

As of today Atlanta is accepting applications again till July 31. As for laying people off I have not heard of anything, but yes they are doing brownouts. It may seem like a bad time, but with the new budget out somethings maybe changing.

[CaptOldTimer]

http://www.atlantaworkforce.org/firefighters.asp

FIREFIGHTER INFORMATION

ATLANTA FIRE & RESCUE APPLICATIONS
Accepted July 1, 2009 thru July 31, 2009
*Applications postmarked after July 31, 2009 will not be accepted
** Incomplete applications will not be accepted

HOW DO I APPLY FOR A FIREFIGHTER POSITION?
Individuals interested in submitting a firefighter application must:

1. Complete an AWDA Online Pre-Application
If you have already completed the AWDA Online Pre-Application,
please go to step 2.
2. Complete a 2009 Atlanta Fire & Rescue Application
Include all signatures and copies of required documentation (Listed on Page 3 of Application)

HOW DO I SUBMIT MY ATLANTA FIRE & RESCUE APPLICATION?
All completed applications must be submitted no later than July 31, 2009 to:

Atlanta Workforce Development Agency
818 Pollard Boulevard
Atlanta, Georgia 30315
(404) 658-9675

Minimum Qualifications:
• High School Diploma or GED
• Proof of citizenship or INS authorization to work in the US is required to apply for the position.
• Must be at least 18 years of age
• Must have a valid driver's license
• No felony convictions
• Must not have been dishonorably discharged from the armed forces


The City of Atlanta is an opportunity employer and does not discriminate on the basis of race, sex, age, religion or sexual orientation. Applications are processed on a first come first served basis, and appointments are made at the discretion of the Fire Chief. Once appointed, all personnel must maintain continuous certifications as a Georgia Fire Fighter and as a National Intermediate Emergency Medical Technician. While all qualified applicants are encouraged to apply, there is no appeal process for those applicants not selected.

[firemanmatt08]

when is the written?
and what are the steps after that.

[firemanmatt08]

and how many they are looking to hire?

[eaglesrule1024]

Dude,

I have bitten my tongue long enough. YOU NEED TO STOP ASKING HOW MANY THEY ARE LOOKING TO HIRE!!!! If you REALLY want to be on that dept. WHO CARES test and do your best stop asking in every damn thread how man they are looking to hire. It does not matter if they are looking to hire 1 or 300 it is your job to do the best you can and earn that spot.

Rob

[FireCowboy1]

My intentions aren't to hijack this thread. But so what if he asks how many they plan on hiring. These forums are used to help people out. Plus he never stated that the amount being hired would detract him from testing. Its probably just a curiosity thing. Now, back to the Atlanta Fire Department thread.

[GTRider245]

I don't understand Atlanta. They lay off a bunch of guys, and then hire right after. We had a guy do a lateral transfer from here and go up there.

In my opinion, there are many departments in the metro Atlanta area that are more stable and run just as much at Atlanta.

And for all of you hopefulls, learn how to type and make complete sentences. Don't expect anyone here to take the time to help you if you can't take the time to type a professional post.

[topgun250]

does anybody know how long after july they will let anybody know anything

[FireCowboy1]

You might want to try HR. Ask if they have a proposed time line for the 2009 firefighter process. As for the number they are hiring, might want to phrase it a little differently than just 'how many are you hiring?' Instead ask: How many vacancies does the city plan on filling? Just some advice given to me by a division chief during a previous process.

[SlightlyStoopid]

Does anyone know how the pay scale works for ATL? I've been looking but all I can find is the starting pay. How long does it take to top out as FF?

[Jonnee]

Does anyone know how the pay scale works for ATL? I've been looking but all I can find is the starting pay. How long does it take to top out as FF?

Your names fits and should share it with a few others who asks all the same questions.

Most departments figure to hire several classes off of a list. How many depends on vacanies! If its a two year list figure maybe 3 to 4 20 week classes of maybe 15 to 30 or so recruits. Getting hired doesn't mean that you will graduate and go to a house. Only ones with good grades and no failing usuall are the graduates. I know departments who don't allow below 80 on exams and no failing of any exam.

Try this number to ask the questions. We spoon feed you youngsters too much already.

Atlanta Workforce Development Agency
818 Pollard Boulevard
Atlanta, Georgia 30315
(404) 658-9675