AFSP Fire Safety Specialist – NSW | Vehicle Included

Control Fire Protection; Sydney; On-site; AUD 90,000 - 130,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Company vehicle or vehicle allowance

Company mobile phone and laptop

Long-term career development

Job summary

Control Fire Protection is seeking an Accredited Fire Safety Practitioner (AFSP) NSW to join our team across commercial, residential and industrial projects. You will conduct inspections, assess compliance, prepare reports and liaise with clients to ensure fire safety standards are met.

The role offers autonomy, a supportive management team and ongoing project work with a competitive salary package based on experience. NSW AFSP accreditation is essential.

Qualifications

• Current AFSP accreditation in NSW.
• Experience conducting fire safety inspections and assessments.
• Experience across commercial, residential and industrial buildings.
• Ability to identify, assess and report fire safety non-compliances.
• Strong written and verbal communication skills.
• Professional approach to client relationships and stakeholders.
• Ability to work autonomously and manage own workload.

Responsibilities

• Conduct fire safety inspections and assessments across various building types.
• Undertake Annual Fire Safety Statement (AFSS) inspections and certification.
• Identify non-compliances and provide recommendations for rectification.
• Prepare detailed inspection reports and compliance documentation.
• Liaise with building owners, facility managers, consultants and contractors.
• Provide technical advice on fire safety compliance and building requirements.
• Support the delivery of fire safety solutions and maintain strong client relationships.

Skills

Fire safety inspections

Fire safety assessments

Communication skills

Client relationships

Autonomous work

Stakeholder management

Job description

Control Fire Protection is seeking an Accredited Fire Safety Practitioner (AFSP) NSW to join our team across commercial, residential and industrial projects. You will conduct inspections, assess compliance, prepare reports and liaise with clients to ensure fire safety standards are met.

The role offers autonomy, a supportive management team and ongoing project work with a competitive salary package based on experience. NSW AFSP accreditation is essential.