Inspect buildings to identify fire hazards or investigate fires.
Fire Inspectors and Investigators inspect buildings to see if they are at risk for fire. They enforce local and state laws. They also investigate buildings that have had a fire to determine the cause.
Wages | $38.19 per hour on average |
Outlook | Statewide data not available |
Education & Training | Associate's degree is needed for entry. |
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On the Job | Work Activities |
Career Pathways | Emergency and Fire Management Services |
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