Fire & Life Safety Consultant Kitchen GuardFire & Life Safety ConsultantFairfax, VirginiaAs a Fire & Life Safety Consultant for Kitchen Guard, you will play a critical role in ensuring the safety and well-being of individuals and properties by providing expert advice and consultation on fire and life safety matters. Backed by modern and sophisticated technology, Kitchen Guard prides itself on being customer-focused and providing only the highest quality, professional, and consultative service available.
Environmental, Health & Safety Specialist Inabia Software & Consulting Inc.Environmental, Health & Safety SpecialistAlexandria, VA$70,000–$75,000 / yearThe Specialist will work closely with Production, Sanitation, Maintenance, Quality Assurance, Human Resources, and Site Leadership to identify hazards, implement effective controls, reduce workplace incidents, and drive continuous improvement. The ideal candidate will have hands-on EHS experience in food manufacturing, food processing, cold storage, warehousing, or industrial production , along with strong knowledge of OSHA requirements and practical experience implementing safety programs on the production floor.
Fire Plans Reviewer - Fire Department City of Baltimore, MDFire Plans Reviewer - Fire DepartmentBaltimore, MD$83,530–$133,471 / yearEXPERIENCE: Have three years' experience reviewing Architectural Plans and Fire Protection Shop Drawings; or conducting inspections for compliance with Fire/Life Safety Codes and building codes; and conducting moderately complex inspections related to construction projects is required. LICENSES, REGISTRATIONS AND CERTIFICATES: Have a valid Maryland Class C Noncommercial driver's license or an equivalent driver's license and eligible to obtain a Baltimore City driver's permit.
National Safety and Occupational Health Manager (Wildland Fire) U.S. Department of the InteriorNational Safety and Occupational Health Manager (Wildland Fire)Washington, DC$112,824–$146,671 / yearApplicants must have documented prior primary firefighting experience, with substantial service defined as either: At least one full fire season working in a primary wildland firefighting role (e.g., Engine Crew, Fire Effects Crew, Prescribed Fire/Fuels Crew, Hand Crew, Helitack Crew, Hotshot Crew, Smokejumper, Wildland Fire Modules or Fire Suppression Crews, etc.) with a federal, state, tribal, local, or private-sector organization; - OR -. Serves as the technical authority to USWFS leadership, Incident Management Teams (IMTs), and fire program managers on integrating safety and occupational health requirements into operational planning and execution, including Incident Action Plans (IAPs), fireline briefings, and risk management processes (e.g., LCES, risk assessment, and decision support tools).
NewAssistant Project Manager - Fire and Life Safety Engineering WSP Global IncAssistant Project Manager - Fire and Life Safety EngineeringColumbia, MD$88,500–$120,000 / yearThis is delivered behaviorally, through our policies, trainings, local partnerships with professional diverse organizations, internal networks and most importantly with the support and sponsorship of our leaders who help drive our commitment to an inclusive, diverse, welcoming and equitable work environment. Any unsolicited resumes, including those submitted to hiring managers or other business leaders, will become the property of WSP and WSP will have the right to hire that candidate without reservation - no fee or other compensation will be owed or paid to the recruiter, employment agency, or other staffing service.
Fire Protection Specialist (Fire Marshal) U.S. Department of the InteriorFire Protection Specialist (Fire Marshal)Washington, DC$107,501–$139,753 / yearExamples of specialized experience are: Directed and supervised a structural fire management program; Directed, reviewed and analyzed structural fire management plans; Applied an extensive knowledge of building construction, International and National Fire Codes, directives, and regulations; Performed as a leader of a group of structural fire professionals in achieving program goals and requirements; Lead small groups of structural fire professionals in achieving program goals and requirements; Provided professional guidance in a non-supervisory role; Applied a high degree of tact and diplomacy in dealing with a wide variety of individuals to include senior executive personnel, park leadership, engineers, and skilled tradesmen; Exercised a firmness in obtaining cooperation in the corrections of existing or potential fire hazards. This announcement is open to current and former Federal career/career-conditional employees in the competitive service, Reinstatement eligibles, Eligible Veterans (VEOA and/or 30% or more disabled Veterans), CTAP & ICTAP eligibles, Land Management Workforce Flexibility Act (LMWFA) eligibles, Military Spouses, Former Public Land Corps (PLC), individuals with disabilities (Schedule A), National Service (Peace Corps and VISTA), and special authorities.
Fire Plans Reviewer - Fire Department City of BaltimoreFire Plans Reviewer - Fire DepartmentBaltimore, MD$79,507–$127,043 / yearEXPERIENCE: Have three years' experience reviewing Architectural Plans and Fire Protection Shop Drawings; or conducting inspections for compliance with Fire/Life Safety Codes and building codes; and conducting moderately complex inspections related to construction projects is required. LICENSES, REGISTRATIONS AND CERTIFICATES: Have a valid Maryland Class C Noncommercial driver's license or an equivalent driver's license and eligible to obtain a Baltimore City driver's permit.
NewFIRE PROTECTION INSPECTOR United States Air ForceFIRE PROTECTION INSPECTORWashington, DC$65,148–$84,689 / yearKnowledge of the layout, design, construction, and contents of buildings; locations of fire protection systems; and other similar characteristics of the installation; and of the latest changes in aircraft cockpit design, ordnance placement, and cabin layout including the operation of hatch or canopy release mechanisms, ejection seat mechanisms, and/or oxygen supply systems when work is associated with active aircraft. Examples of specialized experience including: 1) Developing and conducting extensive fire protection and prevention education and training programs; 2) Providing materials, and situational and classroom training at installation fire prevention activities such as Fire Prevention Week, Open Houses, etc., and addresses a variety of client groups in fire program methods and goals.
Fire & Rescue Technician - EMS & Fire Rescue Vets HiredFire & Rescue Technician - EMS & Fire RescueWoodbridge, VirginiaThe role responds to fire and rescue incidents, provides emergency medical care, operates and maintains firefighting and rescue equipment, conducts inspections, assists with fire investigations, participates in training, and supports community safety while following departmental policies and emergency response procedures. The Fire & Rescue Technician - EMS & Fire Rescue performs emergency response duties including firefighting, rescue operations, emergency medical services (EMS), fire prevention, and public education.
Fire Protection Inspector-DIRECT HIRE AUTHORITY United States Air ForceFire Protection Inspector-DIRECT HIRE AUTHORITYWashington, DC$63,291–$82,275 / yearHazards include: Burns, dehydration, and other effects of heat, smoke inhalation, falling materials, or explosions; Exposure to toxic materials and chemical, biological, radiological, nuclear, and explosive agents; Physical injury and sensory damage from firefighting activities and noise levels; Dealing with victims in varying stages of fright, panic and injury; Operating or riding on fire truck under adverse conditions or flying in aircraft to reach crash sites of fires in outlying areas. Specialized experience is described as (1) controlling or extinguishing fires as a member of an organized military, industrial, volunteer, or governmental fire department or brigade; (2) rescue operations; (3) detection, reduction, or elimination of potential fire hazards; (4) operation of fire communications equipment; (5) controlling hazardous materials incidents and/or (6) developing, implementing, or providing training in fire protection and prevention.
NewFire Protection Engineer United States ArmyFire Protection EngineerWashington, DC$115,711–$150,426 / yearIn addition to meeting the basic requirement above, to qualify for this position you must also meet the qualification requirements listed below: Specialized Experience: One year of specialized experience which includes at least two of the following duties: 1) Developing design specifications for fire prevention, fire protection and/or life safety for construction projects; AND/OR 2) Reviewing final design plan aspects relative to fire prevention, fire protection and/or life safety; AND/OR 3) Working with the A-E and/or in-house personnel to resolve any fire protection and life-safety design issues, including code compliance, fire suppression, fire alarm and mass notification systems, and coordination with other disciplines that arise during project development. FOREIGN EDUCATION: If you are using education completed in foreign colleges or universities to meet the qualification requirements, you must show the education credentials have been evaluated by a private organization that specializes in interpretation of foreign education programs and such education has been deemed equivalent to that gained in an accredited U.S. education program; or full credit has been given for the courses at a U.S. accredited college or university.
Fire Protection Engineer - Federal Sector Procon ConsultingFire Protection Engineer - Federal SectorWashington, District of ColumbiaWith over 25 years of expertise in construction management and technology consulting, Procon offers an excellent opportunity to work on high-impact federal projects while shaping fire protection and life safety systems. Demonstrated field experience with fire and life safety systems, including fire alarm testing, construction inspections, and technical assessments related to fire protection, safety, health, and risk mitigation.
Fire Protection Engineer, Senior Booz Allen HamiltonFire Protection Engineer, SeniorMcLean, VirginiaProvide technical and programmatic fire protection, life safety, and occupational safety and health (OSH) support to Federal clients, including: Provide fire protection engineering, life safety, and building and fire code compliance advisory services to a variety of potential clients, including architects, developers, owners, and government clients. Provide engineering reviews of shop drawings, construction oversight and inspection, field surveys and systems acceptance testing for life safety systems, including but not limited to fire suppression, fire detection, and emergency signaling systems.
Lead Fire Protection Inspector-DIRECT HIRE AUTHORITY United States Air ForceLead Fire Protection Inspector-DIRECT HIRE AUTHORITYWashington, DC$69,905–$90,882 / yearHazards include: Burns, dehydration, and other effects of heat, smoke inhalation, falling materials, or explosions; Exposure to toxic materials and chemical, biological, radiological, nuclear, and explosive agents; Physical injury and sensory damage from firefighting activities and noise levels; Dealing with victims in varying stages of fright, panic and injury; Operating or riding on fire truck under adverse conditions or flying in aircraft to reach crash sites of fires in outlying areas. The incumbent of this position must be certified by the DoD Fire and Emergency Services Fire Fighter Certification system as Fire Officer II, Fire Instructor II, Fire Inspector II, HAZMAT Incident Commander, and Incident Safety Officer NOTE: The following certifications are also required if a Lead Fire Protection Inspector is utilized to fill in or support a firefighting operations position- DoD Hazmat Technician, (includes Hazmat Operation), and Firefighter I, II.
Fire Protection Engineer (Remote Eligible) George Mason UniversityFire Protection Engineer (Remote Eligible)Fairfax, VirginiaRemoteAn ABET accredited Bachelor of Engineering Degree; Must be able to use computer-based applications, including, but not limited to, Microsoft Office Suite and Bluebeam Revu, PowerPoint, Word, and Excel programs; Virginia-Licensed Professional Engineer (PE); Professional Engineers licensed in another State must have the ability to become licensed in Virginia within one year; Virginia Department of Housing & Community Development certification as Fire Protection Inspector & Fire Protection Plans Examiner and/or Certified Fire Official (CFO) is required or must become certified in one year; and. Must currently possess an appropriate, active, valid motor vehicle operator's license that meets all of GMU's requirements for operating state vehicles and equipment under Mason's Vehicle Use Policy 1411 https://universitypolicy.gmu.edu/policies/vehicl.
Part-Time Fire Protection Engineer CACIPart-Time Fire Protection EngineerBethesda, Maryland$86,600–$181,800 / yearJob Title: Part-Time Fire Protection EngineerJob Category: EngineeringTime Type: Full timeMinimum Clearance Required to Start: SecretEmployee Type: RegularPercentage of Travel Required: Up to 10%Type of Travel: Local* * * The Opportunity: CACI is excited to announce an opportunity for a Part-Time, Fire Protection Engineer to join our dynamic team on-site at our Bethesda location. Pay Range : There are a host of factors that can influence final salary including, but not limited to, geographic location, Federal Government contract labor categories and contract wage rates, relevant prior work experience, specific skills and competencies, education, and certifications.
Fire Inspector II Fairfax County VAFire Inspector IIFairfax, VA$60,894.29–$106,565.06 / yearCERTIFICATES AND LICENSES REQUIRED: Possession of a valid motor vehicle drivers license is required for all positions in this class; Certification in Civilian Entry from the Virginia Department of Fire Programs or successful completion of Firefighter I and II; Certification in Hazardous Materials Awareness from FEMA IS-5.A - An Introduction to Hazardous Materials; Certification as a Fire Inspector I/II (NFPA 1031) from the Virginia Department of Fire Programs; Certification from the Virginia Department of Housing and Community Development Building Code Academy (CORE Module). MINIMUM QUALIFICATIONS: Any combination of education, experience, and training equivalent to a high school graduation or a GED, issued by a state department of education, plus one year of commensurate experience as a Fire Inspector I and three years of work experience or knowledge in one of the following areas: fire protection, firefighting, or the electrical, building, plumbing, and mechanical trades.
Director of Technical Training – Fire Protection Guardian Fire Protection Services, LLCDirector of Technical Training – Fire ProtectionRockville, MDFull timeDelivery, Facilitation & Learning MethodsDeliver instructor‑led, virtual, and blended learning programs across all companies (~50% travel)Coordinate technical labs, field training, and hands‑on instruction Select and manage learning platforms (LMS) and training vendorsSupport train‑the‑trainer programs and leverage team expertise across the organizationWorkforce Development & Leadership TrainingPartner with HR and leadership to support leadership development and supervisor training programsBuild career development pathways for technicians, inspectors, and emerging leadersSupport succession planning through targeted development initiativesPromote continuous learning and skills development across the organizationMeasurement, Reporting & Continuous ImprovementAssist with onboarding and training for newly acquired companiesTrack training participation, completion, certification status, and effectivenessMeasure training impact on safety, quality, productivity, and retentionContinuously improve programs based on performance data, feedback, and evolving industry needsMaintain accurate documentation and reporting Core Qualifications:Degree (associates/ bachelor) in fire protection engineering or associated fire safety degree (or equivalent experience and NICET certifications)5+ years of experience in training, learning & development, or workforce development Proven experience training, mentoring, or developing field technicians. Key Responsibilities:Training Program DevelopmentDevelop and lead a comprehensive training strategy aligned with competency, safety, customer service, and regulatory requirementsDesign and manage technical training programs covering fire alarm, water-based fire protection, wet chemical, dry chemical, clean agent suppression systems, extinguishers.
Part-Time Fire Protection Engineer CACI International Inc.Part-Time Fire Protection EngineerBethesda, MD$86,600–$181,800 / yearPay Range: There are a host of factors that can influence final salary including, but not limited to, geographic location, Federal Government contract labor categories and contract wage rates, relevant prior work experience, specific skills and competencies, education, and certifications. This role is ideal for an experienced professional with a robust background in fire protection engineering, particularly someone with experience in Department of Defense (DoD) and Navy construction projects.
Fire Protection Inspector United States ArmyFire Protection InspectorWashington, DC$50,460–$65,599 / yearDoD Certificates and NREMT License: You MUST submit a copy of the following: GS-07: Firefighter I, Firefighter II, Airport Firefighter, HAZMAT Technician, Driver Operator - Pumper, Driver Operator - ARFF, Fire Inspector I, Fire Inspector II, Fire Instructor I, AND National Registry Emergency Medical Technician - (if incumbent possesses a state EMT -Basic certification s/he must be able to obtain and maintain NREMT certification within 1 year of appointment) certified through DoD Fire and Emergency Services Certification System, International Fire Service Accreditation Congress (IFSAC), or the Fire Service Professional Qualifications System (PRO-Board) AND a State or National Registry EMT License. Specialized Experience: One year of specialized experience which includes (1) Conducting fire safety inspections on various facilities to ensure compliance with fire safety regulations; (2) Testing installed fire protection and suppression systems to ensure proper operating condition; and (3) Providing training on fire protection and prevention topics to educate personnel on safety procedures.