Fire Marshal

Job Description Roles & Responsibilities Reports through the chain of command to the Supervisor. Responds swiftly and safely to all emergency calls and requests for assistance, dealing with emergencies as directed while working safely and efficiently as a member of a disciplined team. Maintains all emergency equipment in a state of operational readiness, including cleanliness, testing, and repairs as required to approved standards and procedures. Undertakes checks on emergency resources provided for ERT use, including fire hydrants and other fixed fire detection and suppression installations. Participates in continuous training and development programs by attending lectures, exercises, simulated incidents, practice drill sessions, courses, and other training activities to achieve and maintain competency. Maintains a satisfactory level of personal fitness, hygiene, appearance, and uniform cleanliness appropriate to the duties of a Fire Marshal. Participates in training courses for EGA employees, including Fire Warden and Fire Induction programs. Performs salvage operations, including protecting affected plant and equipment following incidents and removing water and debris. Cleans and inspects equipment and apparatus after returning from incidents. Inspects equipment and apparatus and reports any defects or deficiencies to ERT Management. Carries out minor repairs, routine preventive maintenance, and maintains records of all maintenance activities. Keeps the fire station, equipment, and surrounding grounds clean and orderly. Acquires and maintains a thorough knowledge of the plant, including topography, buildings, plant risks, firefighting water supplies, unusual hazards, and related facilities. Records inspections, training activities, fire incidents, and emergency calls in the relevant logbooks. Performs all duties and activities in accordance with EGA policies and procedures. Works safely, reports unsafe conditions and activities, and complies with EGA Safety policies, accident prevention, reporting, and monitoring requirements. Develops and maintains a comprehensive understanding of activities across all plant areas. Conducts fire inspections, audits, fire risk assessments, and pre-incident planning. Carries out testing, inspection, and maintenance of fire protection and detection systems and equipment in accordance with departmental procedures, ensuring all records are accurately maintained. Assists medical staff with casualty handling when required. Desired Candidate Profile Qualifications & Skills Minimum Qualifications: NFPA Firefighter I & II (NFPA 1001) or equivalent (JOIFF/IFE Graduate Certificate) HAZMAT Awareness (NFPA 472) HAZMAT Operations (NFPA 472) First Aid – Highfield Level 3 Minimum Experience: At least 2 years of experience in a Government or Industrial Fire Department, or At least 2 years of experience in a Fire Safety/Engineering role, or An equivalent combination of the above experience. Skills: Reasonable fluency in written and spoken English. Employment Type Full Time Company Industry MetalsSteelIronAluminiumFabrication Department / Functional Area Engineering Keywords Risk AssessmentFire PreventionEmergency PreparednessFire Prevention InspectorFire MarshalFire Safety ManagerFire Code OfficialFire Prevention Officer Get real-time job updates only on our App