1import{_ as i}from"./OvwHZ9MG.js";import{e as t,u as a,W as n,o}from"./Cl-Y4suh.js";import"./BI-QMCO1.js";import"./Ckx1e21f.js";import"./D_6bLSqo.js";import"./DzeWxkER.js";const g=t({__name:"fire",setup(r){return a({title:"Fire Department Recruiting",meta:[{name:"description",content:"Recruiting software for career, combination, and wildland fire agencies: certification tracking, seasonal hiring windows, and automated candidate communication."}]}),(s,c)=>{const e=i;return o(),n(e,{eyebrow:"Fire",title:"Career, combination, and wildland hiring",lead:"Fire hiring concentrates enormous applicant volume into a short window, then screens it down through CPAT, interviews, and medical over the following months. The volume is rarely the problem. Keeping the qualified ones engaged until academy is.",image:"/img/services/firefighter.jpg","image-alt":"Firefighters on scene",stages:["Application","Written test","CPAT","Interview panel","Conditional offer","Background investigation","Medical and NFPA physical","Psychological exam","Certification review","Final offer","Academy"],"stage-note":"Certification review is where fire pipelines differ most: EMT, paramedic, Firefighter I and II, and wildland red cards all have to be verified and kept current through the wait.",challenges:[{title:"Testing windows fill fast",body:"Hundreds of applications arrive in a two-week posting. Confirming and tracking them by hand is a full-time job nobody has."},{title:"Certifications expire",body:"A candidate whose EMT card lapses during a nine-month process becomes a problem discovered at the worst possible moment."},{title:"Seasonal wildland hiring",body:"Wildland crews hire against a fire season that will not wait. A pipeline that stalls in April is a crew short in July."}],"fit-title":"Built for volume and for the wait","fit-body":"Bulk intake with instant confirmation, document uploads for every certification, and sequences that keep candidates warm through medical and the academy start.","cta-title":"Get the crew to the academy."})}}});export{g as default};
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