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How to become a Wildland Firefighter

From no experience: every step, how long it takes, and the credential it earns.

Time to get there
1–4 months
Typical pay
$38k–$58k
Starting from
No experience

Pay is an estimate of typical US entry-level pay for this role and varies by state, employer and shift. The timeline assumes you are starting from no experience and includes any licence or programme legally required, not just course length.

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The route

  1. Get your red card

    Basic wildland training (S-130/S-190) plus the arduous pack test.

    NWCG Incident Qualification Card

  2. Apply for a seasonal crew

    Federal hiring opens in autumn for the following summer. Deadlines are strict.

  3. Work a season

    Said plainly: long hours, hazard pay and overtime are the income. Base pay alone is low.

  4. Build toward a career appointment

    Hotshot crews, engine captain, or across into permanent federal fire roles.

  5. Destination

    Wildland Firefighter

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