Fire Officer

As a Fire Officer within the Facilities team, you will play an important role in maintaining a safe and compliant workplace. You will be responsible for monitoring fire alarm, firefighting, and fire suppression systems, supporting emergency preparedness, and ensuring fire and safety requirements are consistently followed across the facility.

You will work closely with employees, vendors, stakeholders, and local fire authorities to coordinate fire safety activities, maintain regulatory compliance, deliver training, conduct inspections, and support emergency response readiness.

The ideal candidate will bring strong knowledge of fire suppression and firefighting techniques, environmental health and safety requirements, and regulatory compliance, along with strong communication and stakeholder engagement skills.

Responsibilities

• Monitor fire alarm, firefighting, and fire suppression systems to ensure they remain in good working condition.
• Prepare fire orders and fire operational plans and support their implementation across the facility.
• Deliver regular fire safety training to employees, including the correct use of firefighting equipment and fire evacuation procedures.
• Maintain effective liaison with the local fire brigade and manage fire NOC renewal records.
• Ensure fire and safety precautionary measures are consistently followed.
• Maintain records of fire incidents and accidents, investigate fire incidents and false alarms, prepare reports, and recommend preventive measures.
• Maintain and update Emergency Response Team (ERT) member information and coordinate basic fire safety training.
• Ensure vendors and workers comply with applicable fire safety requirements.
• Maintain up-to-date emergency contact information.
• Conduct regular fire safety inspections to ensure facilities comply with applicable codes and regulations.
• Identify fire safety code violations or system failures and coordinate appropriate corrective actions.
• Coordinate half-yearly evacuation drills and support overall emergency preparedness.

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