The Fire Safety Officer supports and coordinates Boston College’s fire and life safety programs, ensures compliance with fire safety protocols, and evaluates existing and new fire protection systems. The officer makes recommendations to the Fire Safety Manager regarding system adequacy and regulatory compliance. The position serves as an institutional liaison with local fire safety authorities and assists in administering and managing the University’s fire and life safety programs. The officer coordinates inspections and manages licenses and permits; identifies corrective actions and supports their implementation; assists with developing fire and life safety plans; provides OSHA emergency evacuation training; and organizes and leads drills and exercises. The role also helps University personnel understand applicable plans, procedures, guidelines, regulations, and consensus codes. Facility inspections cover potential hazards such as occupancy loads, egress paths, life safety equipment access and impairments, emergency signage, and hazards in research, administrative, academic, and residence-style buildings. Working closely with Facilities Services, the officer ensures construction and fire-prevention-related permits are filed with local authorities in a timely manner. The position shares on-call responsibilities with other EHS team members and must be available to respond to emergency alerts 24/7 for one week per month. The posting lists 20 hours/52 weeks. The hiring range is $39.89–$49.86 per hour, commensurate with experience.
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Job Type
Part-time
Career Level
Mid Level