Job Title

Fire & Safety Officer

Job Description Summary

Job Description

Smoke Ventilation System/Pressurization System Responsibility: –
 Ensure all fresh air fans in auto mode
 Ensure all smoke exhaust fans in auto mode
 Ensure all pressurization fans are in auto mode
 Ensure all Normal Exhaust fans are in auto mode
Common Responsibility: –
 Conduct Evacuation drill of Building
 Emergency response plan for clients in case of any emergency
 Ensure Smooth Operation of Traffic
 Check Guards duties and posts
 Training/ briefing of Guards on Fire safety and security
 Inspecting hot work areas
 Checking PPE at the site
C&W PROPERTY MANAGEMENT SERVICES INDIA
(JOB DESCRIPTION)
 Issue Different Types of permits
 Checking and inspection with safety standards of fit out area
 Equipment maintenance of fire and security
 To check All indicator bulbs
 To check Mat in front of electrical panel
 To check Drain condition
 Appropriate signage’s (no smoking, floor signs, panic bar, floor layout, exit signage).
 Lift lobby clear (all fire exits clear from any obstacles)
 To break hammer in place for FHC
 Documentation check and maintenance of all equipment and systems
 Checking the terrace area and staircase
 Checking all emergency exits in the building
 Conducting Evacuation drill of clients on quarterly basis
 Attending HSE- Meetings and addressing HSE issues
 Participating in all near miss, incident and accident investigations
 Participating in emergency exercises
 Requesting that all incidents are investigated promptly and take appropriate steps for
preventing recurrence
 Attend safety committee meetings
 Ensure so observation completion on time
 Spread safety procedures & safety awareness across down team
 ALL fire line valves in open condition (hydrant line and sprinkler line) to be checked
 To be observant towards any unsafe act & prevent the same, Bring the
 same to the notice of management as required and follow engineering guidelines and
Safety management system

INCO: “Cushman & Wakefield”