Fire Safety Officer

Fire Safety Officers are the frontline defenders against the devastating impact of fire incidents in the workplace. Their primary responsibility is to develop and implement comprehensive fire safety strategies. This includes conducting risk assessments, creating emergency response plans, and ensuring that all employees are adequately trained in fire safety protocols. Additionally, Fire Safety Officers play a crucial role in regularly inspecting fire safety equipment, such as extinguishers and alarms, to guarantee their functionality.

Fire Safety Officers are entrusted with key responsibilities that are instrumental in maintaining a secure workplace. Here is an overview of a Fire Safety Officers primary duties:

• Fire Risk Assessment: Conduct comprehensive fire risk assessments to identify potential fire hazards in the workplace. This involves evaluating the layout, equipment, and processes to ensure effective risk mitigation.
• Fire Safety Policy Development: Collaborating with the management team, Fire Safety Officers play a crucial role in developing and implementing fire safety policies. These policies serve as guidelines for all employees, outlining the necessary precautions and procedures to prevent and respond to fire incidents.
• Fire Safety Training: Organising and delivering fire safety training programs for all staff members. This includes educating employees on fire prevention measures, the proper use of firefighting equipment, and evacuation procedures.
• Emergency Response Planning: Developing and implementing effective emergency response plans specific to fire incidents. Fire Safety Officers ensure that all employees are well-prepared to respond promptly and safely during a fire emergency, conducting regular drills to reinforce these procedures.
• Fire Equipment Maintenance: Oversee the regular maintenance and inspection of firefighting equipment, such as extinguishers, fire alarms, and sprinkler systems. This ensures that all equipment is in optimal working condition in case of an emergency.
• Regulatory Compliance: Staying up-to-date with fire safety regulations and codes, and ensuring the organisation complies with all relevant standards. Regular audits and inspections are conducted to uphold a high standard of fire safety.
• Investigation and Reporting: In the unfortunate event of a fire incident, Fire Safety Officers lead investigations to determine the root causes and provides detailed reports. This information is crucial for implementing preventive measures and improving overall fire safety.

Qualification:- A bachelor's degree in fire and safety engineering, or a related field like occupational health and safety, is often preferred.

ODRAF training must require.

Experience :- 2 to 4 yrs. of Experience

Job Type: Full-time

Pay: ₹13,403.57 - ₹42,017.69 per month

Benefits:

• Provident Fund

Supplemental Pay:

• Performance bonus

Work Location: In person