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Crawford & Company

Fire Investigator - Principal Consultant - Seasonal

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What they do

A Fire Inspector or Investigator visits buildings and inspects for fire hazards. Checks buildings for compliance with government fire codes. Inspects equipment such as fire extinguishers and sprinkler systems. May inspect larger building structures such as malls or stadiums. Visits fire scenes, collects evidence and analyzes findings to determine the cause of fires; may provide official findings or testimony in cases where arson is the cause of a fire.

$63,883 / year median in the U.S.

+9% projected growth

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Job Description

Fire Investigator
  • Principal Consultant
  • Seasonal at Crawford & Company Fire Investigator
  • Principal Consultant
  • Seasonal at Crawford & Company in Peachtree Corners, Georgia Posted in 20 days ago.
Type:
Part-Time Job Description:
We're Hiring:
Fire Investigator
  • Principal Consultant (Seasonal) Why You'll Love It Here ✨ Global Impact Be part of a trusted, industry-leading organization making a meaningful difference worldwide.
Career Growth Opportunities Expand your expertise through continuous learning and hands-on experience in complex investigations. Collaborative Culture Work alongside skilled professionals in a supportive and team-oriented environment.
Role Overview:
As a Certified Fire Investigator / Certified Fire & Explosion Investigator (CFI/CFEI) , you will play a critical role in analyzing and interpreting fire and explosion scenes. Associates in degree field commensurate with duties. (Experience may be accepted and converted on a case by case basis in order to meet educational standard.) Bachelors or higher preferred. Must have at minimum of CFEI certification through
NAFI, CFI
certification through IAAI (preferred). Must be familiar with
NFPA 921.
Must meet all the requirements for qualification as a fire investigator per
NFPA 1033. 10
Years Public and/or Private fire investigative duties
  • actively engaged in Origin and Cause.
Previous expert testimony or deposition experience is highly preferred but not required, provided there is proof of completion of NFA or an equivalent Testimony class. Excellent organizational skills with the ability to deliver fast and accurate turnaround times. Capability to handle multiple project workloads and manage high-stress periods, especially during peak business demand. Hands-on proficiency, including the ability to climb ladders and roofs, and crawl in tight spaces as necessary for investigations. Adherence to OCI's/C&C Safety Protocol guidelines when working on assigned projects, unless significant hazards are identified. Compliance with all standards for pre-employment physical examination. Possession of a valid driver's license with an acceptable driving record in accordance with the firm's guidelines. Must have a CFEI certification through NAFI, or CFI certification through IAAI (preferred). Testimony History or proof of completion of NFA or Equivalent Testimony class. Must be willing to travel and/or work a flexible schedule during periods of peak demand. Must have the willingness to work remotely and from home office. Must have employee-provided, high-speed internet that is reliable and accessible at remote office. #LI-EM3 #
LI-REMOTE
Perform all required analysis and work necessary to determine the cause and origin of fires and explosion incidents. Convey findings and conclusions to others in a clear and concise manner, typically through written reports. Defend opinions in court or litigious settings when necessary. Complete required corporate training and development programs. Mentor and train subordinate investigators.