About the role
Fire inspectors play an important role in society's fire protection work and are often employed by municipalities or county councils. They usually have undergone training in fire technology or safety technology and have knowledge of fire protection legislation. Their work contributes to preventing fires and ensuring that buildings are safe for residents and users.Responsibilities
Fire inspectors are responsible for supervising fire protection in buildings and facilities. They conduct inspections, review fire protection plans, and provide advice on fire protection measures. They can also be involved in education and dissemination of information about fire safety to the public and businesses.Skills and tools
Fire inspectors need good knowledge of fire protection legislation and the ability to interpret technical drawings. They use tools such as fire risk assessment programs and inspection protocols. Communication skills, educational proficiency, and analytical thinking are central skills in the profession. Common competencies demanded by employers are storkök, förebyggande brandskydd and räddningsledning.