Deputy State Fire Marshal - Olympia
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4 Full-time 2 hours ago Full Job Description Description About the Position:
The Deputy State Fire Marshal is responsible for completing fire and life safety construction plan reviews, field acceptance tests of fire and life safety systems to determine compliance with state and federal requirements, laws and standards.
Plan review services are provided for various occupancy types, including schools, state licensed care facilities, prisons, commercial and residential uses.
The position reports to a chief deputy state fire marshal who reports to the assistant state fire marshal in charge of the Prevention Division.
About the Division:
The Fire Prevention Division is located in the Washington State Patrol Headquarters in Olympia and is responsible for:
fire and life safety inspections, safe cigarette certification, sprinkler licensing, fireworks licensing and safety, fire resource mobilization and fire fatality reporting.
Prevention Division protects the citizens of the Washington State, their property and the environment by providing the best in fire and life safety protection and preparedness services.
About the Agency:
The Washington State Patrol is a nationally accredited law enforcement agency made up of dedicated professionals who work hard to improve the quality of life of our citizens and prevent the unnecessary loss of life on a daily basis.
Duties Reviews construction documents and evaluates them against adopted codes and standards to determine compliance Conducts acceptance testing of fire alarm, fire sprinkler, standpipe, and other fire and life safety systems to determine proper operation in accordance with adopted codes and standards Provides technical code review and analysis for programs within the Prevention Division Conducts analysis of codes and provides technical interpretations of codes in response to assignments, questions, and as a part of general code research for the Division Prepares and aids in developing and presenting educational materials that include technical code information Qualifications Required Qualifications:
High School Diploma or GED equivalent.
Possess a valid non-probationary, unrestricted Washington State Driver's License.
Two years of experience as a fire prevention officer, code enforcement officer:
or insurance industry inspector Demonstrated ability to effectively analyze information and communicate decisions and recommendations related to fire and life safety requirements:
organization and time management skills; knowledge and ability to apply state construction methods and materials Preferred/
Qualifications:
Four years of paid of volunteer experience as a fire prevention officer, code enforcement officer, or insurance industry inspector An associate's degree with a focus on fire prevention or comparable education and/or experience; IFSAC and/or ICC certification as a fire inspector Special Requirements:
Must complete within 1st year of employment:
ICC Fire inspector 1 and 2, CMS Life Safety Code, IFSAC Fire Instructor I, IFSAC Fire Inspector I or NFPA Fire Inspector I.
(IFSAC Fire Inspector I or NFPA Fire Inspector I is a pre-requisite for attending CMS Life Safety Code.
) There may be additional pre-requisites the employee is required to complete and/or attain prior to becoming certified Supplemental Information For more information regarding this position and working for WSP, please click here (Download PDF reader).
Questions? Please contact Monica Simpson at monica.
simpson@wsp.
wa.
gov Check us out on:
WSP's Website Facebook Twitter Instagram YouTube LinkedIn.
Estimated Salary: $20 to $28 per hour based on qualifications.
4 Full-time 2 hours ago Full Job Description Description About the Position:
The Deputy State Fire Marshal is responsible for completing fire and life safety construction plan reviews, field acceptance tests of fire and life safety systems to determine compliance with state and federal requirements, laws and standards.
Plan review services are provided for various occupancy types, including schools, state licensed care facilities, prisons, commercial and residential uses.
The position reports to a chief deputy state fire marshal who reports to the assistant state fire marshal in charge of the Prevention Division.
About the Division:
The Fire Prevention Division is located in the Washington State Patrol Headquarters in Olympia and is responsible for:
fire and life safety inspections, safe cigarette certification, sprinkler licensing, fireworks licensing and safety, fire resource mobilization and fire fatality reporting.
Prevention Division protects the citizens of the Washington State, their property and the environment by providing the best in fire and life safety protection and preparedness services.
About the Agency:
The Washington State Patrol is a nationally accredited law enforcement agency made up of dedicated professionals who work hard to improve the quality of life of our citizens and prevent the unnecessary loss of life on a daily basis.
Duties Reviews construction documents and evaluates them against adopted codes and standards to determine compliance Conducts acceptance testing of fire alarm, fire sprinkler, standpipe, and other fire and life safety systems to determine proper operation in accordance with adopted codes and standards Provides technical code review and analysis for programs within the Prevention Division Conducts analysis of codes and provides technical interpretations of codes in response to assignments, questions, and as a part of general code research for the Division Prepares and aids in developing and presenting educational materials that include technical code information Qualifications Required Qualifications:
High School Diploma or GED equivalent.
Possess a valid non-probationary, unrestricted Washington State Driver's License.
Two years of experience as a fire prevention officer, code enforcement officer:
or insurance industry inspector Demonstrated ability to effectively analyze information and communicate decisions and recommendations related to fire and life safety requirements:
organization and time management skills; knowledge and ability to apply state construction methods and materials Preferred/
Qualifications:
Four years of paid of volunteer experience as a fire prevention officer, code enforcement officer, or insurance industry inspector An associate's degree with a focus on fire prevention or comparable education and/or experience; IFSAC and/or ICC certification as a fire inspector Special Requirements:
Must complete within 1st year of employment:
ICC Fire inspector 1 and 2, CMS Life Safety Code, IFSAC Fire Instructor I, IFSAC Fire Inspector I or NFPA Fire Inspector I.
(IFSAC Fire Inspector I or NFPA Fire Inspector I is a pre-requisite for attending CMS Life Safety Code.
) There may be additional pre-requisites the employee is required to complete and/or attain prior to becoming certified Supplemental Information For more information regarding this position and working for WSP, please click here (Download PDF reader).
Questions? Please contact Monica Simpson at monica.
simpson@wsp.
wa.
gov Check us out on:
WSP's Website Facebook Twitter Instagram YouTube LinkedIn.
Estimated Salary: $20 to $28 per hour based on qualifications.
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