The Irving Fire Department is actively seeking TCOLE Peace Officer-certified individuals to join their team and promote fire safety within the community. For those interested in starting a career with the Irving Fire Department Fire Marshal's Office, contact details are provided: (972) 721-4861 or firecareers@cityofirving.org.
Workplace of a Fire Inspector
A fire inspector's workplace typically involves a mix of fieldwork and office duties. During fieldwork, fire inspectors visit various buildings and premises, assessing fire safety measures and ensuring compliance with fire codes and regulations. This requires navigating different environments, such as residential, commercial, industrial, and public spaces.
Fire inspectors interact with building owners, occupants, and businesses, providing guidance on fire safety requirements and recommending compliance measures. They communicate their findings, educate stakeholders about potential fire hazards, and address concerns related to fire safety.
Office responsibilities include reviewing and documenting inspection reports, preparing written correspondence, and maintaining detailed records. Fire inspectors use computer software and databases to manage inspection records, schedule appointments, and track compliance. They collaborate with colleagues, discuss inspection findings, and coordinate with other departments or regulatory agencies to address fire safety concerns.
Fire inspectors work in a collaborative environment, often teaming up with other fire department personnel, building officials, construction professionals, and emergency response agencies. They participate in team meetings, share insights, and contribute to fire safety initiatives. Continuous training and professional development are essential, as they stay updated with evolving fire safety practices, codes, and regulations. This ongoing learning helps them enhance their knowledge and skills, ensuring they effectively carry out their duties and contribute to a safer community.
Register for Fire Prevention Specialist Test
The department is also recruiting for firefighters. Deadline to apply is August 12, 2024 with testing scheduled for September 16th.
Information on position
- College not required
- Training included
- Assignment and incentive pay
- 180 hours of vacation time
- Medical, dental and vision insurance provided
- Fully vested in 20 years
- Salary starts at $83,136, after 3.5 years $101,052
To contact a recruiter you can call 972-721-4861 or email firecareers@cityofirving.org
