Fire Officer

Job Overview

• The main duties of a full-time fire officer are to help protect the public in emergency situations. They respond to a wide variety of calls, such as car crashes, chemical spills, flooding, water rescue and general rescue as well as fires. With many fire crews being trained as first responders they can provide first aid until the arrival of ambulance personnel.
  

Duties

Financial Returns

• To report any out of order equipment that will affect hotel fire safety and notify any non-productive equipment use.
• Ensure PAR STOCK for material related to fire and safety is maintained all the time and store inventory is done monthly basis.
  

People

• Undertaking physical and academic training
• Ensure that staff is adequately aware of fire safety code and preventative measures in order to facilitate the safety of a building and its employees, guest and reduce violations.
• Promoting fire safety via talks, advice and training sessions
• Create a layout of fire fighting equipment and make aware all the concerned employees.
  

Guest Experience

• Deal personally with any incident involving hotel guest or their property.
• Ensure security of guest room access and hotel property.
• Maintains awareness of guest security matter / threats in the market place and competitor hotels and takes preventive action accordingly.
  

Responsible Business

• Responsible for preparing emergency procedures e.g. Bomb Threats, Riots, Fire, and training of all relevant staff members
• To inspect daily all plant rooms, kitchens, service outlets, public areas, guest areas, BOH areas and record any defects related to fire fighting, hotels safety and PA system for rectification.
  

Accountability

• To be responsible for the Fire & Life Safety of hotel guests, colleagues & assets in addition to attending emergency call outs and rescuing people and animals from life-threatening situations
  

Qualifications And Requirements

• Diploma in Fire & Safety management.
• 2 year of Fire and safety experience and/or military/law enforcement experience, or an equivalent combination of education and experience.