INSPEKTOR/IN FUR VORBEUGENDEN BRANDSCHUTZ

place65183 Wiesbaden calendar_today13.10.2026 business U.S. Army Europe and Africa

INSPEKTOR/IN FUR VORBEUGENDEN BRANDSCHUTZ

• Conduct scheduled and special fire-risk inspections of buildings, facilities, housing, storage areas, and other high-hazard locations.
• Identify fire hazards and code violations, assess their risk, recommend corrective actions, and stop unsafe operations when necessary.
• Inspect, test, and help maintain fire detection, alarm, and fire suppression systems in essential facilities.
• Review construction and renovation plans to ensure they meet United States and host-nation fire and life-safety requirements.
• Deliver fire prevention and fire safety education for installation personnel and community members.
• Maintain inspection records, track unresolved deficiencies, analyze fire trends, and recommend improvements to prevention programs.
• Respond to fires and other incidents when required, conduct technical fire investigations, and document findings.
• Represent the fire department or serve in an acting leadership role when directed.

C1-0081-5A:

• Completed apprenticeship in a technical, administrative or business trade
• Incumbent must be able to obtain and maintain a DoD certification as Fire Instructor I, First Responder Inspector and Fire Inspector, DoD HAZMAT awareness and Plans Examiner. Incumbent must successfully complete additional classes and certifications, required by Host Nation or DoD regulations as required by assigned tasks, depending on local situation.
• Office automation skills required.
• Applicant must be in the possession of a valid driver's license class B.
• English Language Proficiency level B2 AND German Language Proficiency level B2 required.
• Temporary Duty Travel (TDY) occasionally required. (5%)
• On-call duty required.