What are the responsibilities and job description for the Fire Safety Officer II position at State of South Carolina?
Job Responsibilities
The Fire Safety Officer II Paramedic (Quick Response Vehicle Medic) protects life and property by providing Fire & Emergency Medical Services response including, but not limited to emergency medical care, fire suppression, hazardous materials, technical rescue, fire and injury prevention and educational programs. Performs other duties as assigned.
May supervise the activities of personnel performing fire-fighting and rescue duties. Performs duties concerned with fire-fighting and rescue duties and activities, reducing fire hazards, and maintaining and operating fire equipment.
15 Supervisory: Work is performed under the direction of a commanding officer but the individual
must take initiative and exercise independent judgment in emergency situations. This position
has no supervisory responsibilities, however may require giving assignments and/or directions
to co-workers or members of the public during emergency operations per NIMS-ICS as a
resource leader or team member; May serve as Initial Incident Commander until relieved as
required.
50 Responsible for responding to scenes of fires, disasters or other emergency incidents; provides emergency
medical services; responds to manmade and natural disasters; protecting life and property through controlling,
extinguishing and preventing fires. Delivers safe medical care and treatment based on the individual needs of the
patient and in accordance with medical protocols and department policies and procedures. In emergency
situations, performs hazardous tasks requiring strenuous physical exertion for extended periods of time.
35 Administrative: Actively conducts occupancy pre-incident plans, performs fire prevention, public
education, and public relations activities while projecting a professional public image. Accurately
completes electronic forms, incident reports, and other documentation as required. Maintains
compliance with required OSHA Programs to include Fire Brigade Clearance, Respiratory
Protection, Exposure Control Program. Maintains EMS certification and maintains medical
control sponsorship/authorization.
Minimum And Additional Requirements
A high school diploma or GED and experience in fire-fighting equipment maintenance, fire prevention or fire fighting.
The Fire Safety Officer II Paramedic (Quick Response Vehicle Medic) protects life and property by providing Fire & Emergency Medical Services response including, but not limited to emergency medical care, fire suppression, hazardous materials, technical rescue, fire and injury prevention and educational programs. Performs other duties as assigned.
May supervise the activities of personnel performing fire-fighting and rescue duties. Performs duties concerned with fire-fighting and rescue duties and activities, reducing fire hazards, and maintaining and operating fire equipment.
15 Supervisory: Work is performed under the direction of a commanding officer but the individual
must take initiative and exercise independent judgment in emergency situations. This position
has no supervisory responsibilities, however may require giving assignments and/or directions
to co-workers or members of the public during emergency operations per NIMS-ICS as a
resource leader or team member; May serve as Initial Incident Commander until relieved as
required.
50 Responsible for responding to scenes of fires, disasters or other emergency incidents; provides emergency
medical services; responds to manmade and natural disasters; protecting life and property through controlling,
extinguishing and preventing fires. Delivers safe medical care and treatment based on the individual needs of the
patient and in accordance with medical protocols and department policies and procedures. In emergency
situations, performs hazardous tasks requiring strenuous physical exertion for extended periods of time.
35 Administrative: Actively conducts occupancy pre-incident plans, performs fire prevention, public
education, and public relations activities while projecting a professional public image. Accurately
completes electronic forms, incident reports, and other documentation as required. Maintains
compliance with required OSHA Programs to include Fire Brigade Clearance, Respiratory
Protection, Exposure Control Program. Maintains EMS certification and maintains medical
control sponsorship/authorization.
Minimum And Additional Requirements
A high school diploma or GED and experience in fire-fighting equipment maintenance, fire prevention or fire fighting.