INSPEKTOR/IN FUR VORBEUGENDEN BRANDSCHUTZ

emplify GmbH; Ansbach; Vor Ort; EUR 60.000 - 80.000; Vollzeit

Zusammenfassung

U.S. Army Europe and Africa in Ansbach sucht einen Inspektor/in für vorbeugenden Brandschutz. Sie führen regelmäßige Brandrisikobewertungen durch, identifizieren Verstöße und leiten Abhilfemaßnahmen ein, um eine sichere Betriebsumgebung zu gewährleisten.

Sie erstellen Berichte, priorisieren Korrekturmaßnahmen und arbeiten eng mit Facility-Management sowie Behörden zusammen, um Brandschutzkonzepte aktuell zu halten und Änderungen umzusetzen.

Qualifikationen

• Erfahrung in Brand- und Rauchschutz ist wünschenswert.
• Kenntnisse der einschlägigen Brandschutzgesetze und -standards.
• Fähigkeit zur eigenständigen Planung und Durchführung von Inspektionen.

Aufgaben

• Durchführung regelmäßiger und spezieller Brandrisikobewertungen in Gebäuden, Quarters und Einrichtungen.
• Identifikation von Verstössen gegen Brandschutzvorschriften und Empfehlungen zu Abhilfemaßnahmen.
• Erstellung von Berichten mit Feststellungen, Kostenrahmen und Prioritäten.
• Koordination mit Facility-Management und Behörden zur Umsetzung von Sicherheitsmaßnahmen.

Jobbeschreibung

INSPEKTOR/IN FUR VORBEUGENDEN BRANDSCHUTZ

Ansbach 03.06.2026 U.S. Army Europe and Africa

INSPEKTOR/IN FUR VORBEUGENDEN BRANDSCHUTZ

Ansbach, Germany

WHO MAY APPLY? Current INTERNAL Local National Employees throughout Germany. This covers all current Local National employees of the U.S. Forces in Germany, including U.S. Air Force and AAFES-Europe within Germany. AND EXTERNAL Local National Applicants, who reside in Germany.

Acts as authority having jurisdiction to ensure a safe environment in facilities and for operations. Independently schedules, coordinates and performs cyclic and/or special fire risk management surveys of buildings, structures, troop billets, living quarters, schools, places of public assembly, maintenance shops, warehouses- hangers, ammunition storage areas and other hazardous areas and community facilities, based on legal requirements and inspection frequencies determined by the Fire Chief. Usually a geographic AOR or certain units are assigned to each inspector, where the inspector serves as primary interface in all matters of fire prevention and protection for assigned tenants. Identifies violations of legal requirements, fire regulations, fire prevention measures, and for conditions contributing to fire hazards in order to institute corrective measures caused by operations or facility modifications as well as changes in occupancy. Assesses the risk of each violation and develops corrective action plans, usually providing different options for tenant and facility engineer to achieve compliance. Has the authority to stop unsafe operations immediately. Prepares fire risk management survey reports showing deficiencies noted, justifying the code violation and risk associated and determines corrective actions to be taken; ranging from informal advices to immediate stop of operation based on risk of shortfall identified. Initiates corrective actions to achieve code compliance, which are the responsibility of DPW under the established repair and maintenance program providing detailed identification of the violation including justification of regulatory requirement (law, code or standard), risk associated and different corrective actions available. Assigns risk assessment codes (RAC) IAW AR 385-10 to every violation and forwards RAC 1 to 3 shortfalls to be included in the installation's hazard abatement program for follow up. Performs follow up inspections as needed to document corrective actions are implemented.

Maintains comprehensive file system for each facility or unit assigned, to include all required information relative to a facility, open issues, copies of fire risk management surveys etc. controls building manager program for facilities assigned to ensure an individual is appointed for each facility and implements corrective actions assigned by the fire inspector. Coordinates with higher level authorities, if no individual is assigned, not taking action and/or not providing written reports documenting corrective action. Assistant Chief Fire Prevention or Fire Chief resolves major disagreements. Tracks corrective action of shortfalls/violations. Maintains (if duty assigned) a comprehensive database of all open violations and schedules. Reviews codes and standards for new/revised inspection requirements and analyzes fire statistics to improve effectiveness of fire prevention program assigned. Based on this legal review and root cause analysis. Recommends to Fire Chief a comprehensive corrective action concept to include revised inspection frequencies, coordination with facility engineer and tenants as well as public awareness campaigns. Fire Stations are