Jobs Bhutan

Firefighter (Entry-level Employee)

Job Title	Firefighter (Entry-level Employee)
Employer	Greenline Logistics
Adress: Country	Bhutan
Address: City	Tsirang
Work type	Internship
Expected Salary	126435 INR
Posting Date	Tue Jun 10 2025
End Date	Sun Jun 22 2025

Description:

We’re seeking Firefighter Trainees who feel a calling to serve their community and protect lives — no experience required, just heart and discipline. You won’t just learn how to fight fires — you’ll learn how to stay calm in chaos, lead under pressure, and protect lives with every move. You’ll be shaped by early mornings, heavy gear, and the discipline of those who’ve walked this path before you. You’ll learn to move through flame and smoke, not with fear, but with focus and trust in your training. You’ll learn fire science, emergency response, basic medical care, and how to use every tool with confidence and care. You’ll study fire behavior, rescue techniques, first aid, and how to navigate smoke-filled environments. You’ll also learn to operate equipment, perform building checks, and respond to alarms with speed and focus. You’ll build the mindset to stay focused in fear, calm in crisis, and strong when others feel helpless. You’ll also develop soft skills — communication, leadership, and the ability to reassure people when they’re at their worst.

Basic Qualifications:

• Maintain fire trucks, gear, and breathing equipment to ensure they’re always mission-ready.
• Enter burning structures wearing protective gear to locate and rescue people or pets.
• Engage with the local community through fire safety talks and school visits.
• Evacuate civilians from dangerous areas and provide basic first aid when needed.
• Be ready to work long, irregular shifts, including nights and weekends.

Preferred:

• Wants to grow into roles like Lieutenant, Fire Captain, or Fire Investigator.
• Willing to work 24-hour shifts, nights, holidays, and weekends as part of a rotation.
• Experience responding to fires, accidents, or emergency situations as part of a crew.
• Certified in fire science, emergency response, or firefighting training programs.
• Physically fit and able to carry heavy gear, climb ladders, and work in extreme heat or smoke.

Benefits:

• Uniform allowance, holiday pay, and bonuses for extra shifts or certifications.
• You’ll carry stories that matter, memories that stay, and a legacy of service.
• No day is ever the same — structure fires, highway crashes, kitten rescues, all in one shift.
• Time to rest between calls — we don’t glamorize burnout, we prevent it.
• Strong support for PTSD and mental health — no stigma, just support.

Each day, you’ll get closer to being that person who runs toward danger when others run away — with skill, not just bravery. You’ll face physical challenges, mental tests, and moments where your training truly matters. This path isn’t for everyone — it demands effort, sacrifice, and the will to keep going when it’s hard. You’ll go from trainee to protector — one day at a time, one lesson at a time, one call at a time. Every call you respond to — big or small — will build your skill, courage, and connection to the people you serve. You’ll grow stronger, smarter, and steadier — not in a classroom, but in the firehouse and the field. You’ll go from rookie to professional through effort, growth, and proving yourself day after day. If you’re ready to face the fire, grow through it, and come out stronger — we’re ready to light the way.