Fire Investigator
keystoneforensicsLincoln (NE)
About the role
About the role:
Keystone Experts and Engineers are currently seeking Part Time/Subcontracted Fire Investigators to assist with fire origin and cause investigations throughout the United States. Their responsibilities include determining the origin and cause of fire and explosion events within residential, commercial, and industrial sites, as well as vehicles, heavy machinery, farm equipment and recreational vehicles. After a thorough investigation, they clearly convey their findings to our clients, either verbally or in a written report, within industry-leading turnaround times.
Qualifications:
IAAI-CFI certification preferred
Able to perform fire investigations and consistently complete reports (verbal and written) according to Keystone’s guidelines for quality and timeliness
Willing to travel to loss locations throughout the state of residence and surrounding states
Must have a Private Investigators license (if state requires one)
Possess thorough knowledge of NFPA 921 and NFPA 1033
Ability to work independently, with little direct supervision
Well organized and able to handle multiple projects simultaneously, in a fast-paced environment
High school diploma or equivalent required, with relevant higher education preferred
Membership in nationally recognized origin and cause organizations (eg: IAAI or NAFI)
Must have the ability and readiness to learn new skills and techniques
Experience with Google Docs and other G-Suite applications is a plus
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