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Firefighter / Fire Inspector in Montana
Firefighters extinguish fires, rescue trapped victims, and respond to medical emergencies. Most modern firefighters are also EMTs or paramedics. Fire Inspector is the investigative/prevention career path for those who want the badge without the hose.
$48,300
MT Median Salary
4%
Growth Rate
6 months–2 years
Training
💰 Firefighter / Fire Inspector Salary in Montana
Estimated salary range for Firefighter / Fire Inspectors in Montana, based on BLS national data adjusted for regional cost of living.
🎓 Firefighter / Fire Inspector Licensing in Montana
Credential required: FF1/FF2 Certification + EMT (most departments)
Requirements may vary slightly by state. Always verify current licensing requirements with the Montana state licensing board before enrolling.
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