Fire Systems Field Inspector
Location
Florida, USA
Level
Associate
Department
Type
Full - Time
Salary
Job Description
Posted on:
November 4, 2026
Fire Systems Field Inspector
On-site in Fort Walton Beach, FL
Our client is seeking a skilled Fire Systems Field Inspector to support the reliability and compliance of critical life safety systems across Northwest Florida. This position offers a mix of independent fieldwork, customer interaction, and responsibility for helping maintain dependable fire protection systems. This role offers hands-on technical exposure and opportunities to broaden your experience within an established team environment.
This Role Offers:
- Stable, full-time fieldwork with an established fire and life safety organization.
- Hands-on exposure to a variety of commercial fire protection and alarm systems.
- Autonomy in day-to-day field activities with support from a knowledgeable internal team.
- A role where technical certifications, inspection expertise, and quality customer service are valued.
Responsibilities
Focus:
- Perform routine field evaluations to verify the condition and operation of essential fire and life safety equipment.
- Evaluate system conditions, identify deficiencies, and communicate findings to customers and internal service teams.
- Complete field activities and related records in accordance with relevant industry standards and regulatory guidelines.
- Manage assigned field visits independently while maintaining timely, accurate, and organized inspection work.
- Prepare detailed records of testing activities, system conditions, deficiencies, and recommended follow-up.
- Safely use ladders, lifts, tools, and other equipment required to access and evaluate system components.
- Interact professionally with various individuals and teams while completing assigned work in the field.
Job Requirements
Skill Set:
- NICET certification in Inspection and Testing of Water-Based Systems, as required for Florida sprinkler inspection work.
- FASA/BASA certification for fire alarm inspection work, including completion of the required 16-hour course and certificate.
- Familiarity with water-based fire protection systems, including wet, dry, pre-action, deluge, and fire pump configurations.
- Experience evaluating commercial fire alarm equipment and identifying system or code-related deficiencies.
- Completion of secondary education or a comparable credential.
- Ability to maintain the driving credentials required for field-based responsibilities.
- Ability to work independently while providing professional communication and strong customer service.
- Ability to successfully complete a pre-employment drug screen and criminal background check.
