Adjunct - UFRA Wildland Instructor

Position AnnouncementJoin Utah Valley University’s Utah Fire and Rescue Academy (UFRA) as a Wildland Adjunct Instructor and share your expertise with the next generation of fire service professionals. In this role, you’ll deliver high-quality Wildland fire instruction to students and professionals across the state, helping to strengthen Utah’s fire service community through hands-on training and classroom learning.Ideal candidates hold a Utah State Fire Service Instructor I certification or M410 Facilitator Instructor qualification, possess at least two years of experience teaching Wildland curriculum, and maintain a current Red Card. This is a great opportunity to contribute your field experience and instructional skill to a respected, mission-driven program dedicated to advancing safety, professionalism, and excellence in fire and rescue education.Summary Of Responsibilities Teach, prepare, and follow an approved course of study that includes measurable objectives for each course taught. Prepare instructional materials (course outlines, syllabi, exams, mock-ups, visual aids, and instruction sheets) as necessary. Instruct, manage, and supervise individuals and groups in classrooms, props, and drill grounds using appropriate teaching and safety methods. Administer certification exams as directed. Qualifications / Licenses / CertificationsUtah State Fire Service Instructor I certification or M410 Facilitator Instructor.Minimum of two years of experience teaching Wildland curriculum.Equivalent certificates and qualifications outlined in the Field Managers Course Guide (FMCG PMS 901-1).Demonstrated experience in relevant Wildland subject areas.Current Red Card.Single Resource Boss qualification.Upper-level Wildland qualifications such as Division Supervisor (DIVS), Incident Commander Type 3 (ICT3), Unit Leader, or Section Chief.Knowledge / Skills / Abilities Knowledge of subject material and course content related to Fire Science. Knowledge of fire terminology and behavior. Knowledge of standards, regulations, and laws pertaining to fire science, including those pertaining to the Utah Fire Service. Certification System and the NFPA. Knowledge of computer applications. Interpersonal, problem-solving, and decision-making skills. Knowledge of instructional objectives and course development techniques. Skill in oral and written communication. Skills with managing, preparing, and delivering courses in the classroom and in the field. Ability to work effectively with students. Ability to give and receive oral and written instructions and procedures. Ability to effectively communicate verbally, non-verbally, and in writing.