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NYC Fire Department Fire Safety Director Certificate of Fitness (F-58) - Ensures that appropriate documentation is maintained for scheduled tests of fire extinguishers, fire alarms and other safety systems.
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Serve as point of contact for Environmental Health & Safety (EHS) and respond as part of an emergency team (liaison to EHS) to incidents involving fire, hazardous materials, environmental and chemical spills, gas leaks, indoor air quality issues, floods, and other emergencies.
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Knowledge of all aspects of commercial electrical construction including but not limited to Life Safety systems, Sprinkler systems, Fire Alarm systems, HVAC systems, testing and balancing, operations, sheet metal duct systems, and control systems including direct digital controls.
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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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Must have or be capable of getting the following certificates of fitness: S13 (City-wide Standpipe System, S95 (Supervision of Fire Alarms), S12 (City-Wide Sprinkler), S14 (Standpipe for Multizone system) and N80 (Coordinator of Fire Safety and Alarm Systems.
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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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Must have NYS Security Guard License, current 8 Hour Annual Certificate and Fire Guard License (F02). The Safety Security Officer is responsible for ensuring the safety and security of all clients, staff, and the property around the facility in a homeless shelter setting.
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Must have Fire Life Safety Director License F-89, T-89, Z-89, be EAP certified and must have a current NY State Guard License. Fire Life Safety Director. Test and cleans equipment, such as air compressors, fire extinguishers and other fire protections devices to ensure conformance to fire and safety standards.
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FSD-Fire Safety Director is responsible for ensuring the safety and protection of a company's employees, visitors, and associated property. We are seeking a Fire Safety Director for one of our major accounts in Long Island City, NY.
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Perform tests and physical inspection of all fire suppression and alarm systems, providing technical support and cooperation to the Fire Safety Director and the Property Manager. Fire Safety Director Certificate (preferred.
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Conduct monthly or periodic inspections of building systems, i.e., HVAC, electrical distribution, structural, vertical transportation, roofs, parapets, gutters and leaders, parking area, drainage, ramps, and approaches, irrigation and Fire/Life Safety, Water treatment, UPS and PDU systems, EPG operation, BMS, HVAC controls and Plumbing Systems.
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Development and implementation of fire/life safety policies and procedures, interpretation of applicable codes and standards, review of design drawings and specifications for fire/life safety requirements, conducting field safety surveys and inspections.
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Perform preventative tests and analyze data to ensure the proper functioning of all base building and critical system equipment, including electrical, HVAC, fire/life safety, security and emergency back-up systems.
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Fire & Life Safety Director Certificate. Train the Deputy FLSD, the Fire Life Safety Brigade, the Fire Life Safety Wardens and the Deputy Fire Life Safety Wardens.
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The 14 departments that make up the executive side are Police Services, Fire and Emergency Services, Corrections, Communications, Support Services, Financial Services, Community Services, Human Resources, Information Technology Services, Law, Planning and Development, Water Resources, Child Advocacy & Juvenile Services, and Transportation.
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