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The incumbent will report to the Office of Fire Prevention and Control's (OFPC) Operational Support Branch. Duties include but are not limited to: Develop, coordinate, and provide training in an area of specific expertise throughout the state. Subject areas may include, but are not limited to: hazardous materials, technical rescue, fire investigation, fire inspection and prevention, and general firefighting practices. Conduct fire and life safety inspections. Conduct fire and arson investigations. Serve as a liaison between State Emergency Management Office, local fire departments, and regional fire administrators in the development and implementation of local emergency response plans and exercises, including serving as a state agency liaison during emergencies. Respond to emergency incidents as directed and provide technical assistance to local fire officials as requested. Serve as a liaison between the state and local fire departments in the development of local emergency response plans and exercises; review plans, make recommendations for changes or enhancements, ensure compliance with controlling laws, regulations, and best practices. Assist in the implementation of special projects such as training course revisions, conferences and seminar programs, and equipment maintenance programs. Provide technical assistance and instruction to state agencies, colleges and universities, county representatives, municipal and local fire officials, and civic groups on matters relating to fire safety and prevention. Review curricula, lesson plans, and instructional materials for content, relevance, and accuracy. Perform technical assistance and emergency response activities. Provide specialized oversight of the National Certification program and NYS Minimum Standards for Firefighters, including Candidate Physical Ability Test (C-PAT). Distribute and maintain inventories of supplies, materials, and equipment. Ensure the Fire Operations Center is in a state of readiness and recommend and implement approved procedures for efficient activation, operations, and scheduling. Assist with monthly and quarterly reports as needed. Provide office support for standardized, consistent, and uniform office procedures including curriculum, purchasing, vehicle utilization, travel, and uniforms. May act as the official state representative to coordinate state-provided emergency services in the event of a regional or statewide incident. Possession and maintenance of a valid Driver's License issued by the NYS Department of Motor Vehicles is required. Significant travel, approximately 60%, often overnight in an assigned geographic location is required. Perform other duties as assigned.