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BoiseFireDepartment
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Boise Fire Department serves a population of approximately 220,000 residents in Idaho's largest city of the state. Emergency response services are delivered from 17 fire stations located throughout the city in a 130+ square mile response area. The department employs 288 full time Union and City employees within the five divisions: Administration, Operations, Training, Fire Prevention and Logistics. The department has an annual operating budget of $42M and a capital budget just under $5M.
Administration Office
City Hall West
333 N. Mark Stall Place
Boise, Idaho 83704
Phone: (208) 570-6500
Fax: (208) 570-6586
Administration Office
City Hall West
333 N. Mark Stall Place
Boise, Idaho 83704
Phone: (208) 570-6500
Fax: (208) 570-6586
Boise Fire Physical Fitness Test
The purpose of the FIREFIGHTER PHYSICAL FITNESS TEST is to assess general fitness relevant to firefighting.
• Timely arrival and check-in are crucial
• Complete 5 events in order
SAFETY CONSIDERATIONS
• Follow standard routines for warm-up/cool-down
• Use proper lifting and movement techniques
ATTIRE + EQUIPMENT
Required: Shirt, shorts, closed-toe shoes
Optional: Watch, sweatshirt, hat/beanie, gloves Prohibited: Lifting aids (e.g., belts, wraps), music devices
TEST DAY FLOW
Total Time: 55 minutes (20 minute intro, 21 minutes work, 14 minutes rest)
Sequence: Deadlift, 2 minute rest Push-ups, 2 minute rest
Sprint Drag Carry, 2 minute rest Plank Hold, 8 minute rest
1.5 Mile Run
TEST EVENTS + STANDARDS
DEADLIFT (195 lbs)
Objective: 7-15 reps in 1 minute
Method: Regular Deadlift using a hex bar Standard: Continuous reps, correct form Failure: Less than 7 reps or dropping the bar
PUSH-UPS
Objective: 30-75 reps in 2 minutes
Method: Traditional push-up, maintaining form Standard: Full extension, correct alignment Failure: Less than 30 reps
SPRINT DRAG CARRY
Objective: Complete tasks in 2:15 minutes Method: Shuttle run, sled drag, farmer’s carry Standard: Correct completion of each task Failure: Task errors not corrected
PLANK HOLD
Objective: Hold for 2:30 minutes
Standard: Maintain form
Failure: Breaking form or resting on the ground
1.5 MILE RUN
Objective: Complete within 13 minutes Standard: Continuous run on designated route
• Timely arrival and check-in are crucial
• Complete 5 events in order
SAFETY CONSIDERATIONS
• Follow standard routines for warm-up/cool-down
• Use proper lifting and movement techniques
ATTIRE + EQUIPMENT
Required: Shirt, shorts, closed-toe shoes
Optional: Watch, sweatshirt, hat/beanie, gloves Prohibited: Lifting aids (e.g., belts, wraps), music devices
TEST DAY FLOW
Total Time: 55 minutes (20 minute intro, 21 minutes work, 14 minutes rest)
Sequence: Deadlift, 2 minute rest Push-ups, 2 minute rest
Sprint Drag Carry, 2 minute rest Plank Hold, 8 minute rest
1.5 Mile Run
TEST EVENTS + STANDARDS
DEADLIFT (195 lbs)
Objective: 7-15 reps in 1 minute
Method: Regular Deadlift using a hex bar Standard: Continuous reps, correct form Failure: Less than 7 reps or dropping the bar
PUSH-UPS
Objective: 30-75 reps in 2 minutes
Method: Traditional push-up, maintaining form Standard: Full extension, correct alignment Failure: Less than 30 reps
SPRINT DRAG CARRY
Objective: Complete tasks in 2:15 minutes Method: Shuttle run, sled drag, farmer’s carry Standard: Correct completion of each task Failure: Task errors not corrected
PLANK HOLD
Objective: Hold for 2:30 minutes
Standard: Maintain form
Failure: Breaking form or resting on the ground
1.5 MILE RUN
Objective: Complete within 13 minutes Standard: Continuous run on designated route
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Відео
Class 38 Recruit Graduation Video
Переглядів 4052 місяці тому
Congratulations to the 20 Recruits from Class 38!
Episode 10: Women in Fire
Переглядів 2693 місяці тому
Boise Fire Chief Mark Niemeyer is joined alongside Captain Dana Larrondo and Rachael Jonas as they discuss their journey to becoming a Boise Firefighter, their experiences as females in the fire service, and give advice to other women wanting to pursue a career in this industry. Later in the episode Firefighter Kasey Hochmuht joins Chief Niemeyer to discuss Ignite Bootcamp, the group Female Fir...
Captain Chris Campbell's Retirement
Переглядів 1934 місяці тому
After 30 years of service to the Boise community, Captain Chris Campbell retired from the Boise Fire Department in February of 2024. His fire service career spanned 5 decades. Boise Fire Chief Mark Niemeyer and Assistant Chief Brad Bolen sat down with Captain Campbell to discuss his career, advice he has for future generations, and what he plans to do in his retirement. Congratulations Chris!
Episode 9 - Battalion Chiefs
Переглядів 2845 місяців тому
Boise Fire Chief Mark Niemeyer is joined alongside Division Chief of Operations Aaron Hummel, Battalion Chief Tom Moore, and Battalion Chief Mike Walker as they discuss what a Battalion Chief does, their roles and responsibilities during an incident, and how they help shape the future of our organization. As some of the most senior leaders in our department, they also share some of the most mem...
Episode 8: Fire Prevention
Переглядів 806 місяців тому
Boise Fire Chief Mark Niemeyer is joined alongside Boise Fire Marshal Mike Bisagno, Captain Forrest France, and Captain Joel Damron as they discuss fire investigations, inspections, and fire safety tips that can keep you and your family safe.
Episode 7: Wildfire
Переглядів 21310 місяців тому
Wildfire is everyone's fight! Boise Fire Chief Mark Niemeyer is joined alongside Battalion Chief Brian Ashton and Captain Garrett Kirpach as they discuss our local, state and regional wildfire responses, wildfire dangers in the foothills, as well as the training our members go through to get Red Card certified. Captain Jerry McAdams joins to discuss wildfire mitigation, our free chipping and ho...
Episode 6: HazMat
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Boise Fire Chief, Mark Niemeyer is joined alongside Battalion Chief Roy Mitchell and Captain Jake Zebell as they discuss the Boise Fire HazMat team, incidents the team responds to, local and national training , and reflect on their response to an overturned tanker truck on HWY 95.
Episode 5: Dive Rescue & Water Safety
Переглядів 318Рік тому
Boise Fire Chief Mark Niemeyer is joined alongside Captains Scott Hall and Jason Lewis as they discuss water safety, the Boise Fire Dive Rescue Team, float season, and what it's like to be a member of the Dive Team housed at Firehouse 1.
Episode 4: Recruit Academy and Training
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Boise Fire Chief Mark Niemeyer is joined alongside Training Captains Chad Cain and Shawn Cope as they discuss training, what makes a good Boise Firefighter candidate, and Recruit Academy. Our next round of entry-level firefighter hiring opens June 1, 2023.
Episode 3: Firefighter Wellness
Переглядів 290Рік тому
Fire Chief Mark Niemeyer is joined alongside Captain Ashley Rosenbaum, and Assistant Chief Brad Bolen as they discuss Firefighter Wellness, the work our Peer Support Team is doing, and how agencies across the Treasure Valley are partnering to help emergency responders cope with the stress of their jobs.
Episode 2: Ladder 5 v. Engine 5
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Join Fire Chief Mark Niemeyer as he talks about Ladder 5, Engine 5, Firefighter mental health, and Boise Fire history with Captain Chris Campbell and Captain Rob Christensen
Episode 1: Boise Fire history with retired captain, Bob Ruth
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Episode 1: Boise Fire history with retired captain, Bob Ruth
2022 Recruit Academy Graduation Video
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2022 Recruit Academy Graduation Video
City of Boise offers free chipping services
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City of Boise offers free chipping services
Wildfire Mitigation: Boise's Neighborhood Chipping Program
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Wildfire Mitigation: Boise's Neighborhood Chipping Program
For the exam, what company does the Boise Fire Department test with? Thanks.
I want to be enrolled 👍
I am trying to become a firefighter out of high school. How should I best start this goal?
GOOD JOG JOSH!! YOU'RE DEFINITELY THE MAN FOR THIS JOB!
Congrats Fireman...I’ll be in the recruitment graduation of 2020
nice job A-Rod, great job by all , glad no one was injured
thats a cool IC
Well I start the academy in a month here in Texas. This task looks terrifying, but I'm too determined to not do it.
I would love to Retire from Boise Fire Department as a RIT team member