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Posted: 15-Mar-22
Location: La Jolla, California
Salary: Open
Internal Number: 112645
This position will remain open until filled. Initial application review date: 11/24/2021.
UCSD Layoff from Career Appointment: Apply by 11/12/2021 for consideration with preference for rehire. All layoff applicants should contact their Employment Advisor.
Special Selection Applicants: Apply by 11/23/2021. Eligible Special Selection clients should contact their Disability Counselor for assistance.
The title and pay level of this position will be determined by candidate qualifications and experience. The position will either be filled as a:
EH&S Specialist 2 - Fire Inspector (up to $90,000.00/Year, Commensurate with Experience), Non-Exempt
-The EH&S Specialist 2 - Fire Inspector must meet the Office of the State Fire Marshal (SFM) requirements and submit the Designated Campus Fire Marshal (DCFM) credentialing packet request within the first 6 months of employment.
OREH&S Specialist 3 - Assistant Fire Marshall (up to $110,000.00/Year, Commensurate with Experience), Exempt
-The EH&S Specialist 3 - Assistant Fire Marshall must possess the Campus Fire Marshal (CFM) designation upon employment.
EH&S SPECIALIST 2 - FIRE INSPECTOR DESCRIPTION
Under direction from the Fire Marshal (FM), the Fire Inspector (FI) performs complex and technical field inspections of construction projects, special events, and off-campus properties for the Office of Real Estate Development for compliance with applicable laws, codes, regulations, standards, and contract documents. The FI advises the FM of special inspections or testing that may impact the campus beyond the project boundaries (i.e., lights, noise, utility outages, abnormal utility usage, etc.).
The FI maintains inspection reports and project records accurately reflecting the project's construction history, and advises the FM of final project status regarding fire clearance and receipt of field-verified as-built drawings. The FI implements the technical training program presented to Facilities, Design and Construction (FD&C), Facilities Management, and the EH&S Research Safety division regarding specific fire and life safety aspects of the construction process requiring inspection and approval.
- Serve as EHS Response Team member. May be requested to respond back to campus to support the EHS Duty Officer in the event of an after-hours, weekend, or holiday incident involving hazardous materials and/or for services provided within the employee's subject area of expertise.
EH&S SPECIALIST 3 - ASSISTANT FIRE MARSHAL DESCRIPTION
Under general direction of the Fire Marshal, the Assistant Fire Marshal provides programmatic oversight and direction for the Fire and Life Safety programs covering Title 19 and Title 24. This shall include performing annual fire inspections on all State Fire Marshal mandated occupancies. The Assistant Fire Marshal may assist in developing and managing the major construction/renovations portion of the UCSD fire/life safety program. Represents the Fire Marshal in meetings with FD&C, Campus Planning, Physical Planning, architects, engineers, the San Diego Fire Department, and the Office of the State Fire Marshal. Reviews/causes to be reviewed proposed construction plans, remodel work, renovations and alterations, and submittals on critical fire/life safety equipment and systems, and conducts/causes to be conducted field inspections of new construction and existing fire/life safety equipment and systems. May serve as Acting Fire Marshal in the absence of the Fire Marshal.
May be requested to respond back to campus throughout the year to respond to EHS related incidents and/or for services provided within the employee's subject area of expertise. Must be able and willing to immediately return to campus during work hours and non-work hours for emergencies (earthquake, fire, hazardous material spills) etc.
Must be able to be available on-call and return to campus on short notice as necessary during non-work hours for EHS related concerns/incidents. Must be able to respond to periodic fire and life safety calls outside of normal working hours. May be requested to return to campus within one hour of receiving notification to respond to emergency situation.
Must be willing and capable to assist in emergency response activities which may include exposure to fire scenes, hazardous materials spills, and medical emergencies.
Serve as EHS Duty Officer. Must be available on-call 2-4 times per year for one-week shifts to resp
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