The ability to get these signed off is very circumstantial. Once you have that taken care of you can move on to other things such as engine boss, crew boss etc. Some people are able to sign that off their third season, others it takes two more. Once you are put through advanced guard school (my office won't put you through advanced until your third season) you can begin working on your FFT1 and IC5 book.
So you start out as an FFT2, there is no task book for it. I’m not sure if contractors do any type of performance rating). There will be plenty of time to discuss your career aspirations with your supervisor during your final performance evaluation, at the end of the season (assuming you got on with the feds. Many people finish their first season (or don’t finish), and realize this job is not for them. Serving on a type 2 IA crew will certainly help add to you job experience, and you may even get to work on a task book or two, but as a first year firefighter, you will probably be low on the todem poll as far as priority for training opportunities.Ī small bit of advice finish your first season and then start thinking about careers in this field. However, there are way more qualifications than you may need to advance a career or may ever want. In some cases some of these qualifications are tied to the actual job and GS level you’ll be able to obtain. You are correct, taskbook are a list of tasks that must be completed in order to fill specific positions within the Incident Command System.
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