Fire Marshal
ORGANIZATION: PACIFIC SOUTHWEST RAILWAY MUSEUM
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We are seeking a Fire Marshal to join our team! In this crucial role, you will be responsible for ensuring the museum adheres to all California fire safety regulations. Your primary focus will be the monthly certification of fire extinguishers, ensuring their functionality and readiness in case of emergency.
Responsibilities:
- Conduct monthly inspections and certifications of all fire extinguishers within the museum, following National Fire Protection Association (NFPA) standards and California state fire code regulations.
- Maintain detailed records of all fire extinguisher inspections and certifications.
- Identify and report any fire hazards within the museum to museum management and relevant authorities.
- Train museum staff on proper fire extinguisher use and fire safety procedures.
- Assist with developing and implementing fire evacuation plans and procedures.
- Collaborate with local fire departments on inspections and maintaining positive relationships.
- Stay up-to-date on all California fire codes and regulations related to museums.
Qualifications:
- Excellent communication and interpersonal skills to effectively train museum staff.
- Proficient in record keeping and documentation.
- Ability to work independently and as part of a team.
- Meticulous attention to detail and a strong commitment to safety.
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About PACIFIC SOUTHWEST RAILWAY MUSEUM
Location:
4695 NEBO DR, LA MESA, CA 91941, US
Mission Statement
The Pacific Southwest Railway Museum Association, Inc. is dedicated to preserving the physical legacy, historical context, cultural landscape and experience of rail transportation. Programs address the historical, educational, social, economic and technical impact of railroading with particular emphasis on railroads of San Diego County and the larger systems it connected to within the Southwestern United States.
Description
On November 15, 1919, John D. Spreckels drove the "Gold Spike" completing the San Diego & Arizona Railway, America's last transcontinental railroad. The Pacific Southwest Railway Museum (PSRM) was founded in 1961 to preserve the history of this "Impossible Railroad". Since 1986, we have strived to pass on the significance of our country's railroad heritage and the role it has played in the advancement of California and our nation through a living history approach, designed to increase public appreciation, education and enjoyment. Today, it is one of the largest operating, living history train museums in California, with exhibits dating back 135 years.
The Pacific Southwest Railway Museum is a 100% volunteer run organization and we're always looking to expand our team! From train operations, to retail sales, to event planning, there is a role for anyone and everyone.
CAUSE AREAS
WHEN
WHERE
750 DEPOT STCampo, CA 91906
DATE POSTED
July 19, 2024
SKILLS
- Safety & Disaster Education
- Data Entry
GOOD FOR
- People 55+
REQUIREMENTS
- Must be at least 18
- Orientation or Training
- 8 hours per month