University of Massachusetts Boston
The Fire and Life Safety Officer for the Environmental Health and Safety department will be responsible for providing a safe environment for the UMass Boston community through the development, implementation and administration of a campus-wide fire protection and prevention program as well as ensuring life safety from physical hazards and construction.
S/he will also: manage all campus-wide fire and safety programs, including planning and executing fire evacuation drills; address and mitigate fire and safety risks and threats as well as provide training, campus activity reviews and compliance monitoring; oversee safety system inspections; monitor program development; provide educational programs and training; serve as the university liaison with State and local fire professionals; be responsible for developing a system and procedure for carrying out routine inspections and maintenance of fire suppression systems and campus-wide emergency alarms and lighting systems and ensure university-wide compliance with procedures; oversee the installation and inspection of fire resistant construction materials in compliance with OSHA regulations and applicable federal, state and local laws; be responsible for the review of building construction designs relative to fire protection and prevention concerns; and be responsible for the coordination and management of various Life Safety programs.
Qualifications: Bachelor’s degree, or equivalent experience, is required in addition to 5-7 years of experience in fire safety design management and inspection. The position requires a thorough understanding and application of fire and life safety programs including working knowledge of federal, state and local fire safety laws, regulations and standards, fire protection engineering and equipment principals, electrical systems, inspection and education practices related to fire and life safety. Working knowledge of fire protection, fire prevention and life safety codes and standards pertaining to new construction and capital improvements. Prior work experience in an academic, research or medical facility desirable. Preferred credentials include Certified Fire Protection Specialist, Certified Fire Inspector and/or Certified Safety Professional or other certification in the area of fire loss prevention or other equivalent designations.
Please apply online with your resume, cover letter, and list of three professional references: http://umb.interviewexchange.com/candapply.jsp?JOBID=16010&jobboard=76
UMass Boston is an Affirmative Action, Equal Opportunity, Title IX employer.
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