Can firefighters work for a lifetime?

1. Can firefighters work until retirement?

It is difficult, but there is a chance.

After the restructuring, each promotion will require corresponding examinations. Each promotion will have certain quota restrictions. The further you go, the more difficult it will be. Of course, the further you go, the higher the salary will be. Except for developed areas such as Beijing, Shanghai and Guangzhou, the salary and security of national team firefighters are higher than that of full-time firefighters. They are positioned as the national team and the main force, handling urgent, difficult and dangerous tasks, so their physical conditions and academic qualifications are still important. With experience, the requirements are relatively demanding. Basically, it's the same as the army. You can only go up one level at a time. The higher you go, the smaller the number of people. It's harder to work until you retire, but it's not impossible.

Full-time firefighter:

As long as you are physically fit, you can work until retirement.

As a supplement to the national team, the management of full-time firefighters is not as strict as that of the national team, but it is basically the same. Holidays can still be guaranteed. Except for the salary benefits in developed areas, the wages in other areas are okay. On the low side.

As long as you don’t make big mistakes and your physical fitness remains within a good range, you can basically work until retirement.

2. How old are firefighters generally?

my country’s current law stipulates that the retirement age for male employees is 60 years old and that for female employees is 50 years old. Therefore, the average retirement age of firefighters should be 60 years old. According to data from the Ministry of Human Resources and Social Security, the average retirement age in our country is less than 55 years old, so if there are special circumstances, the retirement age of firefighters may also be earlier.

In other countries, firefighters are also a dangerous profession, but in addition to the danger, they have more complete professional skills, institutional guarantees and welfare benefits.

3. What are the job responsibilities of firefighters

1. Actively participate in learning and training, and prepare for various duties.

2. Do a good job in the maintenance and inspection of personal equipment to ensure that personal fire-fighting equipment is always in a operational state.

3. Obey the command of the person in charge of the fire scene and complete various tasks assigned by superiors.

4. Keep your own division of labor in mind, and dress and dispatch quickly when you hear the dispatch signal.