Fire Protection Inspector (BLS/HASMAT) – HazMat & EMS Specialist

DLA Careers; Tracy (CA); On-site; USD 60,000 - 85,000; Full time

Job summary

Department of Defense in the United States seeks a Fire Protection Inspector (BLS/HASMAT) to inspect facilities, review plans for fire code compliance, and support HazMat response. The role includes providing Basic Life Support and participating in hazard assessments and emergency operations.

The position requires DoD DoD 6055.06-M certifications, fire inspection credentials, and readiness to work in demanding environments with physical requirements and security clearances.

Qualifications

• One year of specialized experience in fire prevention and protection.
• Knowledge of firefighting theory and techniques.
• Experience with hazardous materials offensive operations and decontamination.
• Basic Life Support knowledge and CPR/defibrillation training.

Responsibilities

• Conduct inspections of installations for violations of fire regulations and codes.
• Maintain daily surveillance over conditions related to receipt and shipping of hazardous materials.
• Review operations such as receiving, storing and shipping; ensure fire code compliance.
• Review construction/renovation plans to ensure proper fire protection installation.
• Provide Basic Life Support treatment in pre-hospital settings and monitor vital signs.
• Serve as HazMat technician on the Fire Department Hazardous Materials Response Team.
• Perform hazard and risk assessments for initial incident analysis.
• On an as-needed basis, assist as a firefighter to control and extinguish fires.

Skills

Fire prevention knowledge

Hazardous materials handling

Basic Life Support

Communication skills

Education

DoD Fire Inspector Certification

IFSAC/Pro-Board certifications

Job description

Department of Defense in the United States seeks a Fire Protection Inspector (BLS/HASMAT) to inspect facilities, review plans for fire code compliance, and support HazMat response. The role includes providing Basic Life Support and participating in hazard assessments and emergency operations.

The position requires DoD DoD 6055.06-M certifications, fire inspection credentials, and readiness to work in demanding environments with physical requirements and security clearances.