1. Fire Risk Assessment

· Conducting fire risk assessments & Identify potential hazards

· Evaluating flammable materials and substances

· Conducting fire drills and training sessions.

· Ensuring fire extinguishers, alarms, and sprinkler systems are installed and functional

2. Compliance with Fire Safety Regulations

· Knowledge of Local Fire Codes (e.g., NFPA 101 Life Safety Code

· Industry-specific fire prevention measures

· Coordination with fire departments and government agencies

3. Fire Protection System Maintenance

· Regularly inspect fire alarms, sprinklers, extinguishers, smoke detectors, emergency lighting, and other fire safety equipment to ensure they are functional

· Coordinate with maintenance department for testing and repair of fire safety equipment to ensure they operate effectively during emergencies

4. Training and Awareness

· How to use fire extinguishers correctly

· Evacuation procedures and designated assembly points

· Emergency communication systems for quick incident response

5. Emergency Response Planning

· Develop Emergency Plans: Create and maintain emergency response plans that outline procedures to follow during a fire, including evacuation routes, communication protocols, and responsibilities of key personnel.

· Coordinate with Emergency Services: Liaise with local fire departments and emergency services to ensure rapid response and effective collaboration during a fire incident.

6. Fire Incident Management

· Respond to Fire Incidents: In the event of a fire, the Fire Safety Officer plays a key role in managing the situation, ensuring secure evacuation,



controlling the spread of fire, and coordinating with firefighting teams.

· Incident Investigation: After a fire or fire alarm, the Fire Safety Officer investigates the cause, compiles reports, and identifies areas for improvement to prevent future incidents.

7. Fire Prevention Initiatives

· Implement Fire Prevention Measures: Develop and implement fire prevention programs, ensuring safe practices in areas like electrical safety, flammable material storage, and waste management.

· Monitor High-Risk Areas: Regularly monitor high-risk areas (e.g., kitchens, chemical storage) to ensure that fire prevention measures are being followed and potential hazards are minimized.

8. Record Keeping and Reporting

· Maintain Safety Records: Keep detailed records of fire drills, equipment inspections, risk assessments, incidents, and training programs.

· Prepare Reports: Compile and present reports on fire safety performance, highlighting areas of concern and recommending improvements to senior management.

9. Evacuation Planning and Management

· Establish Evacuation Routes: Design clear evacuation routes and ensure they are clearly marked and free from obstructions.

· Monitor Occupant Safety:



During drills or actual emergencies, ensure the safe evacuation of occupants, giving special attention to those with disabilities or special needs.

10. Fire Safety Policy Development

· Create Fire Safety Policies: Develop, update, and enforce the organization’s fire safety policies, ensuring all employees and visitors understand and follow safety protocols.

· Implement Fire Safety Signage: Ensure appropriate fire safety signage (e.g., exit signs, fire extinguisher locations) is visible throughout the premises.

11. Emergency Evacuation Management

· Oversee Evacuations: In an emergency, the Fire Safety Officer is responsible for directing evacuations, ensuring that designated evacuation procedures are followed, and confirming that everyone has safely exited the building.

· Post-Incident Review: After an evacuation or fire drill, conduct a debriefing to assess the effectiveness of the response and identify areas for improvement.

12. Collaboration with Other Departments

· Work with Facilities and Security Teams: Collaborate with facilities management and security teams to ensure that fire safety measures are integrated into building operations and security protocols.

· Support Construction and Renovations: Advise on fire safety requirements during construction, renovations, or installation of new equipment to ensure compliance with fire safety standards.

Pay: ₹12,000.00 - ₹25,000.00 per month

Benefits:

- Paid sick time
- Paid time off
- Provident Fund

Work Location: In person

📌 Fire Safety Officer (Meerut)
🏢 Radix Power Solutions
📍 Meerut