Fire Prevention Officer - Safety Codes

Regional Municipality of Wood Buffalo•Fort McMurray, AB

6d•Onsite

About The Position

This is more than a job it’s a calling. We’re big enough to offer lots of opportunity and small enough that you are never just a number. You are part of a brotherhood, a sisterhood, a second family. You train together, grow together, and rise to every challenge as one. Our fully integrated Fire/EMS team responds with courage, compassion, and commitment offering firefighting, advanced life support, helicopter medical and rescue services, and more. Working side by side with our RCMP and Bylaw partners, we are part of a seamless network of first responders dedicated to protecting and serving our community. Together, we bring safety, strength, and support when it’s needed most. You’ll train hard, grow fast, and rise to every challenge with a team that feels like family. The department offers above-average wages, paid training opportunities, and excellent employee benefits including health, dental, and pension plans to support your lifestyle today and your future down the road. If you are up for a challenge, we have some boots that might fit you in a place where you can thrive and grow.

Requirements

Must be able to clearly communicate in verbal and written forms.
Demonstrate strong communication, interpersonal and public relations skills.
Experience or knowledge of legal aspects of scene preservation, evidence collection and rights of entry.
Working knowledge of the Alberta Fire Code, Alberta Safety Codes Act and related legislation and bylaws.
Demonstrated use of basic computers skills; such as word processing and internet usage.
Criminal Record Check (with vulnerable sector check)
Valid Class 5 Driver’s Licence
Must be willing and able to work outdoors in all weather conditions.
Work is performed in hazardous and unsanitary conditions, immunization is strongly recommended.
Must be medically and physically fit to perform all job tasks.

Nice To Haves

Alberta Certification as a Safety Codes Officer - Fire Group A
Valid Standard First Aid - CPR Level C Certification

Responsibilities

Conduct basic fire occupancy inspections of buildings and property.
Assist in the preparation and maintenance of reports, records and correspondence relevant to the operation of the Fire Prevention Branch.
Provide support to Fire Operations personnel and regional volunteer fire departments.
Assist with development, implementation and delivery of programs & processes related to fire inspections, fire investigations and public fire safety education.
Assist with making recommendations for change in operating procedures, functions and responsibilities of fire prevention activities.
Prepare and provide public fire safety education through various mediums.
Perform such tasks necessary to support and maintain the continuity of a Regional Fire Service.