Nature & Scope

We are seeking a detail-oriented Fire Sprinkler Inspection Examiner to conduct inspection and testing of water-based fire suppression systems. The ideal candidate will have in-depth knowledge of codes and standards pertaining to fire sprinklers.

Essential functions

Community Management

• Inspect fire sprinkler systems in Asssisted Living/Memory Care and Independent Living Communities to ensure functionality and compliance with fire codes
• Identify damaged, non-functioning, or missing components that could impair fire suppression capabilities
• Document detailed reports on findings after visual inspection and perform hydrostatic testing
• Check that all control valves, fire department connections, and related equipment are unobstructed and in good condition
• Verify correct positioning and coverage of sprinkler heads
• Review building plans and system design documents to confirm proper installation
• Provide consultation on necessary modifications or repairs to building owners and contractors
• Maintain inspection records and submit reports to the local Authority Having Jurisdiction (AHJ)
• Stay up to date on the latest codes, standards, and best practices

Requirements:

• In-depth familiarity with NFPA codes and standards for sprinkler systems
• Certification for commercial fire sprinkler inspection from national/state organizations
• Excellent attention to detail and documentation skills
• Ability to read piping schematics and building plans
• Strong written and verbal communication abilities
• Computer literacy with MS Office and related software
• Valid driver’s license with clean record

Working conditions (travel, hours, environment)

• Able to work full-time, with some weekend work.
• Travel required (40%).
• Is subject to frequent interruptions.

OSHA category classification

II: Potential for exposure to blood borne pathogen