QA/QC Fire Life Safety Inspector - Bloomington, IL (BVTA)

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City: Bloomington 

State: Illinois

 

Job Title:

QA/QC Inspector - Electrical

Operating Group:

North America -- Field

Job Summary:

 

Performs QA/QC inspections of building systems, which could include Electrical, Mechanical, Fire & Life Safety, and/or Structural components to ensure quality standards and engineering specifications.  The building types and building equipment could include commercial, residential, and/or industrial.  May also perform various building assessment-type projects. Each inspection program may include client specific protocols as outlined by leadership team. This position requires extensive travel to client project sites.

 

 

CORE Essential Duties and Responsibilities

Reasonable accommodation may be made to enable individuals with disabilities to perform the essential functions.

Fire & Life Safety Inspector:

• Conduct fire and life safety inspections of residential, commercial, and industrial buildings to ensure construction aligns with approved plans.
• Check installation and functionality of fire protection systems (sprinklers, clean agent, alarms, extinguishers).
• Inspect fire-rated walls, doors, and assemblies for proper installation.
• Identify fire hazards, code violations, and recommend corrective actions.
• Re-inspect corrected work to confirm compliance.
• Ensure compliance with local, state, and federal fire codes, such as the NFPA and International Fire Code.
• Witness testing fire protection systems in collaboration with contractors and fire officials.
• Certify the building’s fire safety compliance.
• Review construction and renovation plans to verify compliance with fire codes and life safety regulations.
• Verify plans comply with applicable fire codes (e.g., NFPA, IFC, local ordinances).
• Evaluate the adequacy of fire protection systems (e.g., sprinklers, alarms, standpipes).
• Check for compliance with occupancy classifications and egress requirements.
• Collaborate with architects, engineers, and contractors to address fire safety concerns.
• Assist in developing and updating fire and life safety policies, standards, and procedures.
• Stay informed about changes in fire codes and industry best practices.
• Promote fire prevention awareness