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The successful Fire Safety Director candidate is required to act as a liaison to the NYC Fire Department during emergencies. The primary mission of the Fire Safety Director is to protect life and property through the implementation of the building's fire safety plan including the management of the Fire Command Station and the supervision of the fire brigade, floor wardens, and deputy floor wardens and building evacuation supervisors.
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Act as designated Fire Safety Coordinator or Fire Guard as needed. New York Fire Department Certificate of Fitness as Fire Guard, Shelters – Preferred. Act as designated Fire Safety Coordinator or Fire Guard as needed.
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Responsible to coordinate and oversee reoccurring services this includes but is not limited to Fire Life Safety, Fire Extinguisher, Gutter Leader, Chimney, Boiler, Hot Water, and the seasonal exchange of Window or thru Wall Air conditioner.
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Allied Universal is currently looking to hire a Fire Safety Director. Job Description Allied Universal is hiring Fire Life Safety Directors for a Medical Facility located in the Bronx, New York.
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F02 FDNY Fire Guard License required. Monitor the video surveillance cameras and fire prevention detection of the alarm notification system. Make calls to the police, fire department, and other first responders as directed.
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Prepare and carry out a preventative maintenance plan including fire safety, OSHA and other systems requirements. F-80: Coordinator of Fire Safety and Alarm Systems in Homeless Shelters.
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S95, Fire Drill Conductor – W07, Fire Guard – F01 and Hazmat – C42 certifications within the first 90 days of hire. Electrical (NYC Codes), Plumbing (NYC Codes), Fire Protection System (NYC Codes), Building Construction and Management, Energy Conservation, Burner and Boiler.
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Experience in all aspects of safety field: including fire safety, hazardous materials and waste program, vehicle safety, grounds safety, occupancy regulations, guidelines for FDNY, OSHA, PESH, ANSI, TJC, OMH and National Safety Council, NYC DEP.
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Our services include MEP design, Net Zero Energy, lighting design, commissioning, vertical transportation, low voltage, information technologies, security, audiovisual, code consulting/fire engineering, sustainability consulting, and acoustics.
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Maintains and performs visual checks on a daily basis of pressure reading on all fire sprinkler gauges. Ensures, as needed, according to department Policies and Procedures proper operation of fire pumps during fire drills or fire alarm activation.
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FDNY members are sworn to serve and protect life and property and the Department works to continually educate the public in fire, life safety and disaster preparedness, along with enforcing public safety codes.
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Demonstrate technical knowledge and experience in telecom, cabling, electrical and mechanical support systems to include power distribution systems, emergency power, UPS systems, D/C power, HVAC, and fire alarm and suppression systems.
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This is why our Planned Security Services (PSS) division is hiring friendly and professional Private Security Guards to provide routine patrol and safety checks, gate house security, mobile patrol, fire watch and control room monitoring.
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Respond to incidents of fire, medical emergency, bomb threat, flooding, water discharge, elevator emergency, hazardous materials, or inclement weather with calm urgency. Inspect all security devices and fire control equipment.
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Under the supervision of the Design Standards Unit Manager and the Assistant Manager, the selected candidate (Plumbing/fire protection engineer) will be responsible for review fire protection, fire alarm, and plumbing design documents for tenant projects (TAA) and design audit, and project processing for Port Authority (PA) facilities to ensure compliance with applicable building codes and Port Authority technical standards.
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