Engineering Supervisor II — Fire Safety & Code Compliance

Insurance; United States; On-site; USD 76,000 - 102,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

12 Annual paid holidays

State Health Plan

Retirement benefits

Job summary

The North Carolina Department of Insurance seeks an experienced Engineering Supervisor II to oversee statewide fire prevention inspections and pyrotechnics oversight for state-owned properties insured by OSFM. You will supervise staff, ensure code compliance, and support emergency response readiness.

Schedule is four 10-hour days with possible weekend hours; duties include education outreach, investigations support, and deployment during SERT activations.

Qualifications

• Five years experience performing fire prevention inspections for Levels I, II, and III type structures and equipment.
• Three years of experience inspecting pyrotechnic operations on school or government property.
• NC Certifications as Building, Electrical, Mechanical, and Plumbing Inspector III. NC FIT Certified.

Responsibilities

• Supervise, schedule, and conduct fire prevention inspections of state-owned property and equipment as required by the NC Fire Code.
• Notify the State Construction Office of code deficiencies in a timely manner.
• Perform emergency inspections during and after business hours to ensure public safety.
• Supervise, schedule, and perform pyrotechnic inspections at state-owned facilities, including college campuses.
• Submit inspection reports for OSFM documentation and insurance purposes.

Skills

Fire prevention inspections

Supervisory experience

Code compliance

Emergency response

Inspection planning

Education

Bachelor’s degree in engineering

NC Fire Inspector III Certification

Tools

Inspection software

Job description

The North Carolina Department of Insurance seeks an experienced Engineering Supervisor II to oversee statewide fire prevention inspections and pyrotechnics oversight for state-owned properties insured by OSFM. You will supervise staff, ensure code compliance, and support emergency response readiness.

Schedule is four 10-hour days with possible weekend hours; duties include education outreach, investigations support, and deployment during SERT activations.