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Corpus Christi, TX · On-site

$17 - $22.25/hr

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As of Jun 18, 2026, the average hourly pay for firefighter intern in the United States is $18.84, according to ZipRecruiter salary data. Most workers in this role earn between $14.42 and $19.47 per hour, depending on experience, location, and employer.

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To thrive as a Firefighter Intern, you need basic physical fitness, strong problem-solving abilities, and a willingness to learn firefighting techniques, usually with a high school diploma or equivalent. Familiarity with safety equipment, basic first aid, and incident reporting systems is helpful, though on-the-job training is often provided. Teamwork, adaptability, and clear communication are essential soft skills for effectively collaborating with experienced firefighters and responding to emergencies. These competencies are critical for ensuring safety, learning rapidly, and contributing meaningfully to the fire department's mission.

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As a Firefighter Intern, you will typically assist full-time firefighters during emergency responses and in routine station duties. You may help operate firefighting equipment, participate in training exercises, perform equipment inspections, and support community outreach initiatives. Interns are often exposed to both hands-on and observational learning, including ride-alongs and drill participation. This role is designed to give you practical experience, mentorship, and a broad understanding of fire service operations while preparing you for more advanced positions in the future.

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A Firefighter Intern is a trainee position designed to provide hands-on experience in fire suppression, emergency response, and rescue operations under the supervision of experienced firefighters. Interns assist with routine station duties, equipment maintenance, and basic medical response while gaining valuable knowledge about fire service operations. This role helps prepare individuals for a career in firefighting by offering practical training, certifications, and exposure to emergency scenarios.

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Operator

Operator

Infinium

Corpus Christi, TX • On-site

$17 - $22.25/hr

Full-time

Posted 11 days ago


Job description

Job Title: Operator

Location(s):
Corpus Christi, Texas
Pecos, Texas

About Infinium:
Founded in 2020, Infinium is a leading provider of agile energy solutions. Our offerings include ultra-low carbon synthetic eFuels, gas-to-liquid conversion solutions, and patented technology platforms designed to support the rapidly evolving energy industry. We are a company of “firsts”—the first to produce commercial volumes of power-to-liquid clean eFuels; the first to develop and deploy modular direct gas-to-liquids technology; and the only clean fuels innovator offering end-to-end licensed solutions to customers at every step in their energy journey. Industry leaders including Amazon, American Airlines and IAG are customers of Infinium. Learn more at www.infiniumco.com.

Job Summary:
The Operator's responsibility entails offering functional, day-to-day assistance and monitoring of unit operating equipment. The Operator must master an effective working knowledge of safe work practices, essential preventative and mitigative safeguards applicable to the assigned area, potential process hazards and their effective barriers, emergency response procedures, and key operating envelopes for their equipment. Operators are the front-line workers that help protect our People, Equipment, Assets, and Reputation.

Essential Duties and Responsibilities
  • Strict adherence to and comprehensive understanding of the Company’s Safety Program.
  • Actively advocating for and upholding an accident and incident-free work environment.
  • Meeting all environmental requirements during shifts to ensure compliance.
  • Proficiently reading and interpreting flow sheets and P&ID’s.
  • Attaining and sustaining various Unit Certifications within designated timeframes.
  • Conducting visual and physical checks (Rounds) on unit machinery and equipment at least twice per shift.
  • Conducting daily inspections of firefighting and other plant safety equipment.
  • Collecting unit samples, such as gas, liquid product, tank samples, line samples, waste/effluent water, and special samples.
  • Adhering to approved SOP’s for startup, shutdown, inventory, and de-inventory of plant equipment.
  • Preparing equipment for maintenance work using plant Lockout/Tagout procedures.
  • Obtaining and maintaining certification as a Permit Writer for Safe Work, Hot Work, First Line Break, and Confined Space Entry.
  • Troubleshooting equipment/process issues in the unit and conducting minor repairs as necessary.
  • Accurately documenting and reporting equipment problems to the Supervisor for work order generation.
  • Contributing to the planning and execution of Preventative Maintenance activities.
  • Assisting the Maintenance Team during unit equipment repairs as required.
  • Ensuring daily housekeeping standards are met within the Unit.
  • Following instructions from Senior Operators and Supervision and executing them effectively.
  • Collaborating closely with other Unit Technicians/Disciplines to meet daily objectives.
  • Being available for overtime work as necessary based on staffing needs and workload.

The Opportunity:
Infinium is looking for candidates who have a desire to be part of an exciting and growing team of individuals who have a real interest in being part of our future decarbonization efforts. The ideal candidate takes their responsibilities seriously and is energetic and eager to learn. We are looking for candidates who are resident or have a desire to reside in Pecos, TX long-term but are willing to spend ~24 months residing and working in Corpus Christi as part of our operations team in preparation for a role in our future Pecos facility. We are looking for candidates with operations experience or newly graduated candidates willing to start at an intern or entry level.

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