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.
Holland, MI LG Energy Solution Michigan Inc. (LGESMI) develops and manufactures large lithium-ion polymer batteries and packs for electric vehicle (EV) and energy storage applications. Come join the leader in advanced EV batteries! www.lgenergymi.com Summary As a key member of the Fire Brigade team within the EHS department, the Industrial Firefighter is responsible for providing frontline emergency response services across LG's industrial campus. This includes responding to fires, medical emergencies, hazardous materials incidents, and technical rescues. The role also includes participating in fire prevention inspections, training, and equipment maintenance in support of continuous improvement of site-wide emergency preparedness. Firefighters work 12-hour shifts on a Blue/Gold rotating schedule to ensure 24/7 site coverage and emergency response readiness.
Responsibilities:
Respond to fire alarms, medical emergencies, hazmat incidents, and rescue operations on LG campus property. Operate fire suppression equipment, SCBAs, medical bags, AEDs, and industrial firefighting tools. Conduct fire safety inspections and fire watch walkthroughs throughout campus facilities. Support battery-related fire response protocols, including hot cell isolation and lithium-ion mitigation. Maintain, inspect, and inventory firefighting equipment and response vehicles daily. Administer Basic Life Support (BLS) care as an EMT until advanced care arrives. Support and participate in monthly fire brigade training drills and continuing education. Maintain accurate documentation, including incident reports, inspection logs, and equipment checklists. Assist with emergency evacuation coordination and post-incident debriefs. Collaborate with the Fire Chief, Shift Leads, and local mutual aid responders. Provide standby support for hot work operations and other hazardous activities. Assist with SOP development and improvements to brigade emergency response plans.
Qualifications:
Michigan Firefighter I & II Certification (IFSAC or ProBoard accepted) State of Michigan EMT License (or National Registry with active reciprocity) High School Diploma or GED required Must be able to wear full PPE including SCBA and work in high-heat or hazardous environments Industrial, military, or municipal firefighting experience preferred
Skills:
Proficiency in emergency response tactics and use of firefighting/rescue equipment Strong communication and teamwork skills Ability to remain calm and effective under pressure Knowledge of NFPA, MIOSHA, and IFC fire codes preferred Self-motivated, reliable, and adaptable to dynamic emergency situations Experience with documentation, reporting, and equipment logs Familiarity with lithium-ion battery hazards is a strong plus
