Fire Watch

Fire Watch

The Fire Watch is responsible for ensuring the safety of the work site by conducting regular patrols and monitoring hot work operations to identify and mitigate potential fire hazards. The Fire Watch should maintain a fire watch log that documents all observations and actions taken, and respond immediately to any signs of fire or smoke and initiate emergency procedures as necessary.

About Sher Contracting

As a forward-thinking contracting company, we're not just about building structures; we're about building a future that embraces everyone. Our commitment to inclusivity and growth is the cornerstone of our business ethos. We believe in creating an environment where diverse talents are not only welcomed but celebrated.

Job Duties

• Conducting regular patrols of the work area to identify potential fire hazards
• Monitoring hot work operations to ensure that fire safety protocols are being followed
• Maintaining a fire watch log that documents all observations and actions taken
• Responding immediately to any signs of fire or smoke and initiating emergency procedures as necessary
• Being trained and equipped to use appropriate firefighting equipment, such as fire extinguishers and hoses
• Communicating effectively with other workers and supervisors to ensure that everyone is aware of fire risks and safety procedures
• Conducting a final fire watch after hot work operations have ceased to ensure that no smoldering materials remain
• Following all OSHA regulations and guidelines related to fire safety and prevention.

Administrative Duties Include:

• Maintaining accurate records of fire safety inspections, drills, and training activities
• Developing and implementing fire safety policies and procedures.
• Coordinating fire safety training for employees and other personnel.
• Maintaining a current inventory of fire safety equipment and supplies, and ordering additional items as necessary
• Performing other duties as assigned by supervisors or management

Qualifications:

• High school diploma or equivalent
• Must be able to conduct regular patrols of the work area to identify potential fire hazards
• Certification in fire safety and prevention
• Strong understanding of fire hazards and safety protocols
• Effective communication skills with team members and emergency responders
• Physical stamina and ability to stand for long periods of time
• Quick reaction time and ability to remain calm in emergency situations
• Must follow all OSHA regulations and guidelines related to fire safety and prevention.

Supervision: Lead welder- Sher Contracting

Training & Support: On-the-job training and on-going support is done by Lead Welder- Sher Contracting

Time Commitment: 40 Hours Minimum | Full Time

Salary

$30,000 - $50,000 per year