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Responsible for electrical design engineering tasks to include;

• Generate technical documents including proposals and statement of works.
• Design of electrical services to buildings, containerised and tented solutions.
• Production of bills of materials.
• Production of GA drawings / schematics / elevations.
• Production of technical documents and specifications.
• Production of design calculations.
• Liaison with suppliers and manufacturers.
• Participation in design review meetings, internal and external.

Location: Portland, Dorset

Start: February 2019

Qualifications required:

• C&G 2330 / 2365.
• C&G 2391 / 2392 /2394 / 2395 / 2396.
• BS 7671 17^th
• Degree or equivalent in Electrical Engineering (HNC/HND if supported by relevant experience) with at least 3 years’ experience in a design and development environment.

Qualifications Desirable:

• BS 5839: 2017 Fire Alarm Design.
• BS 5266: 2016 Emergency Lighting Design.
• BS 62305: 2011 Lightning Protection Design.
• BS 7671 18^th

Experience required:

• Strong design background and experience of using AutoCAD.
• Using design software to generate related calcs – Relux, Dialux, Amtech
• Familiar with MRP database structure.
• Understanding of BS/ISO Standards.
• Strong communication and interpersonal skills.
• Be self-motivated and proactive in progressing the design deliverables required for their projects.
• Ambition and drive for professional development.
• Previous experience of integration of multiple services within containerised modules advantageous.

Benefit package: Competitive Salary (benchmarked); BUPA Medical Cover; Life Cover (3.5x Salary), Pension Plan

Duties:

The Deputy Chief Fire Officer leads and participates in all operational aspects of firefighting activities and hazardous material containment operations. The Deputy Chief Fire Officer shall be able to carry out the following duties:

• Serves as Fire Chief in his absence,
• Assists the Fire Chief with the development of all HIA documentation,
• Direct, delegate, supervise, and conduct all aspects of firefighting operations, rescue operations, and HIA initial HazMat response activities,
• Possess the ability to communicate orally and in writing, to solve problems, to inspire team work, and to council members of HIA FPS staff,
• Prepare reports concerning the HazMat response activity,
• Conduct training and testing related to all aspects of firefighting and HIA initial HazMat response,
• Deal with routine fire department administrative activities,
• Inspect fixed and portable fire extinguishing systems, water distribution systems, and all other equipment related to the fire services, and
• Evaluate each HIA member’s performance accurately and report accordingly.

Specific Accountabilities:

• Employs HIA and HazMat equipment safely and effectively,
• Drives and operates firefighting apparatus and utility vehicles,
• Takes action as required by SOPs,
• Complies with HIA Fire Protection Service policy,
• Performs in a professional manner to prevents damage, or unnecessary physical or financial loss to Fire Department equipment and materials,
• Accepts responsibility for errors or personal shortcomings and is able to accept constructive criticism and correct downfalls,
• Is familiar with International safety regulations, in particular, the safety regulations pertaining to the HIA FPS and operations,
• Participates in firefighting training activities,
• Maintains a physical fitness standard as required by HIA FPS policy,
• Conducts training for non-firefighting personnel and various organized groups,
• Conducts fire investigations,
• Maintains a high level of cooperation between peers, subordinates and supervisors,
• Sets an example by maintaining a high standard with respect to dress, deportment, and communication,
• Represents the HIA FPS in a professional manner,
• Resolves any problems by informing his supervisor of any problems using the proper chain of command,
• Demonstrates initiative and utilizing time well, anticipating problems, and offering solutions,
• Uses effective time management to complete assignments on time or earlier.

Location: Herat International Airport, Afghanistan

Start: March 2019

Qualifications required:

• 15 years’ experience with a minimum 5 years in supervisory roles either as Deputy Chief Fire Officer, Assistant Fire Chief, Station Commander or Platoon Chief, Watch Manager
• Valid Driver’s License,
• Qualified to NFPA, military or national equivalent standards in the following;
• NFPA 1001: Fire fighter Level I/II
• NFPA 1002: Fire Apparatus ARFF Driver Operator AFRR/Pumper
• NFPA 1003: Airport Firefighter
• NFPA 1033: Fire Investigator
• NFPA 1035: Public Educator 1
• NFPA 1041: Fire Service Instructor level I/II
• NFPA 1031: Fire Service Inspector Level II/III
• NFPA 1021: Fire Officer III/IV
• NFPA   472: HazMat Incident Commander
• ISO9001: Auditor/Lead Auditor

Experience required:

• Fully experienced in the following Standards;
  • ICAO Annex 14 Volume 1
  • ICAO Doc.9137 Part 1
  • ICAO Doc.9137 Part 7
  • ICAO Doc.9481
  • All NATO STANAGS relating to rotary wing aircraft
• Experience of military fixed and rotary wing aircraft fire fighting,
• Knowledge of NATO STANAGs relevant to firefighting capability and requirements,
• National Security Clearance or NATO Secret Clearance,
• English Language Skills to meet NATO standard.

Benefit package: Competitive Salary; International BUPA Cover

• Performs in a professional manner to prevent damage, or unnecessary physical or financial loss to Fire Department equipment and materials,
• Must be prepared to operate within ARFF and structural on a rotational basis.
• Becomes familiar with Fire Service and US/Euro Military safety regulations, in particular, the safety regulations pertaining to the FPS and operations,
• Removes personnel from an area of high risk to an area of relative safety,
• Respond to structural and airfield emergencies,
• Executes fire extinguishing procedures,
• Provides Advanced First Aid and CPR to the injured,

• Takes action as required by SOPs; as well as maintaining firefighting rescue tools (manual & power), as well as maintaining portable pumps,

• Participates in the testing and maintenance of all fixed or portable extinguishing or detection systems, fire apparatus, and water distribution systems
• Maintains a physical fitness standard as required by FPS policy,
• Attend all fire station training,

• Maintains a high level of cooperation between peers and supervisors,
• Demonstrates initiative and utilizing time well, anticipating problems, and offering solutions,
• Other duties as assigned.

Location: Afghanistan

Start: March 2019

Qualifications required:

• Driver Operator ARFF
• Fire Fighter I & II
• Airport Fire Fighter

Experience required:

• Experienced Airport Fire Fighter
• Experienced Ex Military (Desirable)
• Experienced in the training and mentoring environment
• Shall have experience within an Operational environment (Desirable)

 Benefit package: Competitive Salary (benchmarked); International BUPA Cover;

Duties:

• Conduct Fire Inspections, Technical Inspections, pre-fire plans and education training briefings
• Assist the Assistant Chief of Fire Prevention (CFI) in the development of theatre fire safety program’s and Standard Operational Procedures (SOP’s)
• Comply with Department operational policy and procedures
• Perform in the professional manner associated with the position
• Familiar with Fire safety regulations under NFPA and USFOR-A
• Conduct duties as assigned by Deputy Fire Chief /Fire Chief pertaining to role, as and when required.
• Conduct Technical and Health and Safety Inspections within the Department and compile reports as requested.
• Maintains the appropriate level of physical fitness as required within NFPA 1500.
• Maintain a high level of cooperation between peers, subordinates and supervisors
• Supports within the delivery of all Fire department duties as required.
• Provide supported training on Fire Safety elements like fire extinguisher and fire warden

Location: Kandahar Airfield

Start: March 2019

Qualifications required:

• Qualified to NFPA, Military or Equivalent National Standards in the following:

• • • NFPA 1001 & 1002: Fire Fighter Level I / II
    • NFPA 1031 & 1032: Fire Inspector Level I / II
    • NFPA 472 Hazmat Operations
    • NEBOSH National Certificate in Fire Safety and Risk Management NGC1, FC1, FC2

Qualifications Desirable:

• Fire Extinguisher servicing qualification
• NFPA 1021, 1022: Fire Officer Level I or II
• Instructing or teaching qualification NFPA 1041
• NFPA 1031: Airport Firefighter
• Current First Aid or American heart foundation CPR certificate

Experience required:

• Must have at least 1 year minimum experience as a Fire Inspector / Fire Prevention Officer, carrying out inspections & reports
• Experience in providing training and briefings on fire safety elements
• Hold a valid civilian driver license
• Able to obtain National Security Clearance or NATO Secret Clearance
• English language skills to meet NATO standards
• Current First Aid or American Heart Foundation BLS & CPR certificate

Benefit package: Competitive Salary (benchmarked); International BUPA Medical Cover;

Duties:

• To operate as part of the Dispatch team in Fire Protection Dispatch Centre.
• Reports to the Senior Dispatcher within the Fire Protection Department.
• To work in rotation to provide a 24/7 Fire Protection Service Dispatch.
• Will be the main communication element within the Fire Department and other key stakeholders within the area of operations.
• Will receive emergency and non-emergency calls.
• Ensures clear and standardised communication techniques are utilised to gather all required information from the caller and relay to all stakeholders.
• Will record all calls and relevant details of the calls on the Fire Pro (or equivalent) IT system.
• Use the Fire Pro (or equivalent) IT system to build reports as required by the CFO/DCFO or customer.
• Log and report any issues with Fire Pro (or equivalent) IT systems within the dispatch element.
• Support with communication equipment including radios and support quality issues.
• Build a high level of base familiarisation.
• Provide areas of improvement to the current SOP’s and Dispatch Improvements which could involve building numbers, change of key stakeholders and key contacts, new base construction and staff churn.
• Maybe required to support the DCFO / CFO in miscellaneous tasks as requested in areas of meeting attendance, admin and overall FPS support.
• Shall be fully competent in Fire Department administrational requirements.

Location: Afghanistan

Start: March 2019

Qualifications required:

• Must be a recognised dispatcher with credible qualifications, NFPA 1061 Standard for Professional Qualification for Public Safety Communications or national equivalent.
• Criminal Background check.
• Shall be computer literate and able to use, but not limited to; Excel, Word, PowerPoint and Outlook.

Experience required:

• A proven experienced Dispatcher
• Shall have experience within an Operational environment.

Benefit package: Competitive Salary (benchmarked); International BUPA Medical Cover;

Duties:

• To work and lead Building Finishing Works in the supervision and inspection of building works, including joinery, decoration works and Regulation 38 fire compliance marking.
• Experienced in snagging and closing out works.
• Supervise finishing team’s performance in terms of quality and health and safety standards.

Location: Nanyuki, Kenya

Start: March 2019

Qualifications Required:

• Safety Passport or equivalent
• Carpentry/Decorating qualification
• SMSTS (Desirable)
• First Aid Certificate (Desirable)
• PASMA (Desirable)

Experience required:

• Skilled tradesman/artisan in the fields of joinery, partitioning, plastering, decoration
• Good practical knowledge of construction health and safety.
• Good attention to detail in completing building works.

Benefit package: Competitive Salary; International BUPA Cover;