Apprentices will work from standard and special procedures, NFPA(National Fire Protection Association) Codes, OSHA, and DOE Orders, job plans, guidance from Firefighters and supervisory direction. Perform administrative functions such as read and comply with NFPA Codes and standards, OSHA and DOE Orders, building plans and job plans. Maintain records of all inspections, maintenance, tests and fires. Observe and assist (where applicable) Firefighters in performing fire protection functions such as inspecting, testing and maintaining all fire equipment. Inspect all buildings for fire hazards or hazardous conditions. Identify conformance and non-conformance with NFPA codes and standards, OSHA and DOE Orders. Must maintain a valid state driver’s license. Respond to all site fires and fire alarms. Learn to work in radiological controlled areas. Operate associated Fire and EMS equipment within licensing limits. Perform simple skills on emergency responses. Inspect fire extinguishers. Other duties as assigned by supervision. The work schedule will be flexible and based around the youth apprentice’s academic schedule. Apprentices may work up to 10 hours/day during school breaks. ESSENTIAL DUTIES:Assist Firefighters in inspecting, testing and maintaining all fire equipment. Respond to all site fires and alarms. Perform administrative duties as required. Incumbent will be required to wear hazardous material and radiological protective clothing and respiratory equipment. Will be required to climb and work from ladders. Learn to work in and around heavy machinery as in a construction / process environment performing hazardous materials mitigation, firefighting and rescue functions under high stress and in inclement weather. High school junior or senior enrolled in Career Center curriculum related to Emergency Services.