Fire Inspector I (5618)
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At a Glance
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This program allows the participant to prepare for the State certification test for Fire Inspector I. |
Employment Opportunities |
Students who complete this program are employable as a state Fire Inspector. Typically this skill set enhances a person’s existing job duties and responsibilities.
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Job Outlook |
Florida's Employment and Outlook (State-wide)
Outlook: Stable
Growth is estimated to be 1%
Job Openings: 35 estimated annual job openings (13 due to growth and 22 due to replacement)
Employment: 781 were employed in this occupation
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Salary Information |
Florida Earnings:
Average Annual Wage: $49,109
Entry Annual Wage: $34,778
Experienced Annual Wage: $56,285
Entry Hourly Wage: $16.72
Experienced Hourly Wage: $27.06
Average Hourly Wage: $23.61
Salaries vary based on experience, skills, organization, and geographical location.
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| Special Skills or Qualifications Needed |
Must enjoy working with people, be flexible and detail oriented, and able to enforce the local fire codes. Some Fire Inspectors provide fire prevention training for the community. |
| Career Path Notes |
This program is a prerequisite to becoming a certified Fire Inspector. All fire/rescue departments utilize Fire Inspectors. Many educational and commercial institutions utilize the services of fire inspectors.
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Career Planning Suggestions for Success |
Thoroughly research the occupation and talk with a professional in the field. The PBCC Career Consultants Network may have the name of a person you can contact. Refer to the Career Center information listed below.
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