Overview
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The San Manuel Fire Department's mandate is to provide emergency and non-emergency services to protect the lives and property of tribal citizens, employees, patrons, and guests of the San Manuel reservation, as well as to safeguard environmental, cultural and economic resources. The department is called upon to ensure fire safety on the reservation and to protect the lives of those within the community. Also critical in the San Manuel Fire Department's mission is to develop, implement and maintain innovative prevention programs and strategies, lifesaving and safety education and training to the Yuhaaviatam of San Manuel Nation community. The department fosters partnerships with other tribal departments, as well as outside public safety agencies, to promote a dynamic emergency response capability.
Responsibilities
- Provides courteous and expeditious customer service to the Tribe, employees, and the general public.
- Performs and participates in fire and life safety surveys and examinations of industrial, wildland, wildland-urban interface, commercial, institutional, educational, residential properties and all places of public assembly; locates and identifies existing or potential fire and life safety problems; recommends and requires appropriate fire prevention / safety measures and devices, including correcting hazardous conditions; performs Fire Safety Officer standby on-site at events; reports irregular or suspicious circumstances; plans fire escape routes and promotes installation of built-in fire protection.
- Performs and participates in field inspections of new and existing buildings, building additions and other facilities to determine existence condition, usage and operational adequacy of proper fire detection and suppression systems; secures cooperation of property owners and advises on corrective action to eliminate life hazards and fire conducive conditions; outlines steps to ensure compliance with Safety codes and ordinances pertaining to life safety, substandard housing, health and sanitation, blight, public nuisance and weed abatement; receives and investigates complaints.
- Enforces fire and life safety code provisions of a technical and complex nature; coordinates with Tribal Departments as necessary; issues notices of violations, orders to abate, stop-work notices and warnings; makes court appearances at hearings as needed; checks site plans and building construction plans for compliance; responds to fires and other emergencies as directed.
- Ensures compliance of Tribal ordinances, applicable laws and other regulatory agencies; reexamines occupancies to determine progress towards compliance with codes and policies.
- Implements fire and life safety education programs, including public presentations for groups of owners and tenants of industrial, commercial, institutional, educational, residential, public assembly properties and community organizations.
- Performs safety briefings for employees, contractors, and citizens; acts as the lead person in the field and when conducting survey occupancies for fire prevention.
- Prepares correspondence and reports; communicates with city, county and state fire prevention officials; coordinates with other departments and outside agencies as necessary; prepares and distributes pamphlets, brochures and other public information material; collects, compiles and tabulates information and data; conducts studies of fire and life safety.
- Performs other duties as assigned to support the efficient operation of the department.
Education, Experience And Qualifications
High School Diploma or GED equivalent required.Completion of 30 semester units of college-level courses in liberal arts or fire science OR experience of at least two years in a full-time fire suppression job (e.g., all-risk Firefighter with responsibility for conducting company-level inspections, conducting Public Relations events, etc.).Minimum Two (2) years of journey-level experience within the last four years performing fire and life safety inspections of industrial, commercial, institutional, hospital, educational, residential and public assembly facilities; OR one year experience at or equivalent to the level of Fire Prevention Officer in a City, State, Federal, Tribal or local government required.Knowledge, Skills And Abilities (KSA)
Knowledge of modern fire prevention practices across multiple property types and public assemblies.Knowledge of municipal, state and federal laws, codes and ordinances pertaining to fire prevention and life safety; Tribal ordinances.Knowledge of health, sanitation and related codes; water supply and distribution related to fire safety.Knowledge of building construction; CBC, CFC, NFPA Standards; applicable codes.Knowledge of fire prevention alarm transmissions, equipment maintenance and fire drill procedures.Knowledge of fire surveys and educational methods used in fire prevention.Knowledge of hazardous materials storage and handling; safety precautions and procedures; public speaking and public relations.Knowledge of principles of management, administration, supervision, training and community relations; basic mathematics; English grammar and office practices.Knowledge of CWPP development, specifically San Manuel CWPP document.Abilities
Conduct thorough fire prevention and safety examinations; analyze facilities and recommend effective life safety measures.Identify life safety deficiencies and initiate corrective action; apply laws, ordinances and regulations to hazards.Plan and direct public fire prevention education programs; read and interpret technical material; write clear reports.Enforce codes and regulations firmly, tactfully and impartially; direct and train others; perform arithmetic and measurements.Lead others; manage workloads; work with minimal supervision; coordinate independent work responsibilities.Maintain professional appearance and safety standards; communicate clearly; establish and maintain relationships with stakeholders.Demonstrates environmental safety and ownership of cleanliness and safety in the facility and properties.Licenses, Certifications And Registrations
At the discretion of the San Manuel Tribal Gaming Commission, you may be required to obtain and maintain a gaming license.REQUIRED :OSFM Fire Inspector 1A, 1B, 1C, 1D course completion certificatesCertified as an OSFM Fire Inspector I within one year of employmentCurrent AHA CPR Healthcare Provider or equivalentInsurance for privately owned vehicle as per San Manuel Risk Management standards.PREFERRED :Certification or progress towards OSFM Fire Inspector II; Plan Examiner; EMT; Firefighter I or II; OSFM Fire & Life Safety Educator; OSFM Fire Investigator IDriving responsibilities : regular commuting between locations. Valid driver's license and vehicle insurance required. Not operating Tribe-owned or patron vehicles.Physical Requirements / Working Conditions
The physical demands and working environment described here are representative of those that an employee encounters and must be met to successfully perform essential functions.
Must successfully complete the Wildland Work Capacity Test "Pack Test" at light level annually.Work may occur in climate-controlled offices, outdoor sites under construction, and areas not climate-controlled.Travel between sites for meetings, trade shows, and conferences.Evening, weekend and holiday shifts may be required.Walking, standing and sitting for prolonged periods; ability to lift up to 40 pounds occasionally.Sedentary work; frequent computer usage.Environmental safety : maintain clean, safe work environment; follow safety protocols.Exposed to fumes or airborne particles including secondhand smoke.Reasonable accommodation will be made in compliance with all applicable law.
As one of the largest private employers in the Inland Empire, San Manuel deeply cares about the future, growth and well-being of its employees. Join our team today!
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