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The Senior Fire Protection Engineer will lead the team in the design work on multi-discipline projects and lead the preparation of comprehensive fire protection packages including fire suppression, fire alarm, smoke management, and life safety.
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Perform complex technical reviews of building plans for Life Safety Code compliance, sprinkler system plans and associated hydraulic calculations, gaseous and mist fire suppression systems, fire alarm systems, smoke control systems and others.
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Experience as a lead designer or Fire Protection Engineer in federal, state, municipal, healthcare, commercial, higher education or similar projects plus experience in Design/Build and CM at Risk project delivery methods is desirable.
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Performing all aspects of fire protection design services including conceptual studies, programming, schematic documents, design development documents, and construction documents under the direct supervision of a Senior Fire Protection Engineer or the Department Director.
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ICC Commercial Fire Sprinkler Plans Examiner. Experience in fire alarm and fire sprinklers as a designer, plan reviewer or inspector. ICC Commercial Fire Alarm Plans Examiner.
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Conduct project code analysis for review by a Senior Fire Protection Engineer or the. Obtain guidance from Senior Fire Protection Engineer and the Department Director as necessary to resolve technical and coordination issues and conflicting criteria.
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As a member of our fire protection engineering team, successful candidates will design many fire and life safety systems including: wet, dry, preaction and deluge sprinkler systems, foam, water spray, clean agent, wet and dry chemical and clean agent fire suppression systems, fire pumps, water tanks, standpipes, smoke management systems, and building fire alarm and mass notification systems.
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Our services include MEP design, Net Zero Energy, lighting design, commissioning, vertical transportation, low voltage, information technologies, security, fire engineering, sustainability consulting, and acoustics.
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A Wildland Fire Planner position is available with Colorado State University and the Center for Environmental management of Military Lands (CEMML) to be located in Fort Collins, Colorado. Use GIS, Excel, Databases, scientific software, wildland fire management software, and CEMML-built custom computer code/scripts to perform analyses and determine best mitigation actions.
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I began my career as a Fire Inspector in my hometown Fire Marshal’s Office in 1988. I began working part-time as a private fire investigator in 1996 and retired from the fire marshal’s office in 2000.
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Interfacing with the Hanford Fire Marshal (HFM) and, if qualified as a Deputy Fire Marshal (DFM), function on the behalf of the HFM in performing DFM responsibilities as authorized. Our Fire Protection team is seeking a dynamic Fire Protection Engineer who has outstanding technical abilities and excellent time management skills.
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This includes driving in snowy icy conditions with poor to little visibility, to driving in conditions while surrounded by smoke and fire. Fire Training- Prepares for and participates in interagency training classes and hands-on courses in wildland firefighting tactics, fire behavior recognition, safe chainsaw operation, use of tools, pumps, and water delivery systems, working around helicopters, and assessments of hazards.
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The incumbent will serve as a Fire Protection Engineer in support of research, development, engineering and evaluation support to the U.S. Navy, U.S. Marine Corps, U.S. Army, Department of Energy(DOE), and other agencies for materials, manufacturing technologies, corrosion, fire protection, and power sources and systems.
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Apprenticeship programs for fire sprinkler, fire alarm and inspection positions. Uses CAD software to provide support to Engineering department by preparing routine layouts of fire sprinkler systems, detail drawings, assembly drawings, and hydraulic and seismic calculations.
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Dispatches police, fire and emergency medical units and animal control as well as other city departments, such as public works and parks and recreation, as needed. As a Telecommunications Officer, you will be u nder direct supervision of the Telecommunications Supervisor, receives and dispatches requests for police, fire, ambulance, and animal control emergency and non-emergency services.
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