Fire & Code Investigator I

Richland County; United States; On-site; USD 31,381 - 50,172; Full time

Job summary

Richland County is seeking a qualified individual to conduct fire and life-safety inspections, respond to hazardous materials incidents, and assist in fire investigations. Candidates should have an associate's degree in fire science or a related field.

This role requires a state driver's license and the ability to obtain S.C. Deputy Fire Marshal certification. The compensation range is $22.78 - $36.42 per hour, and Richland County is proud to be an equal opportunity employer.

Qualifications

• Possess a valid state driver's license.
• Must acquire S.C. Deputy Fire Marshal certification within six months.
• Over two years of experience in fire service or three years in code enforcement.

Responsibilities

• Conduct hazardous materials investigations and inspections.
• Respond to fire scenes to aid in investigations.
• Prepare reports and document inspection results.
• Conduct fire and life-safety inspections of buildings.

Skills

Knowledge of hazardous materials

Fire investigation skills

Code enforcement knowledge

Education

Associate's degree in fire science or related field

Job description

Richland County is seeking a qualified individual to conduct fire and life-safety inspections, respond to hazardous materials incidents, and assist in fire investigations. Candidates should have an associate's degree in fire science or a related field.

This role requires a state driver's license and the ability to obtain S.C. Deputy Fire Marshal certification. The compensation range is $22.78 - $36.42 per hour, and Richland County is proud to be an equal opportunity employer.