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NPS Structural Fire Protection Individual Placements
CORPS NETWORK, Jamestown, North Dakota, us, 58405
SCA (Student Conservation Association) – HQ/Mid-Atlantic
FOUNDED IN: 1957 Address: 1310 N. Courthouse Rd, Suite 110 Suite 110 Arlington, Virginia 22201 JOB DETAILS
Actively Recruiting : Yes Position title : NPS Structural Fire Protection Individual Placements Deadline to apply : 2025-11-30 Type of Position : Intern / Individual Placement Town, City, Park, etc : multiple locations Benefits : Housing – Primarily Non-Camping Project/Program Focus : Disaster Prep/Response, Historic Preservation, Wildfire Management
The National Park Service (NPS) Structural Fire Protection Internship provides students enrolled in fire protection engineering, fire administration, or fire investigation degree programs an opportunity to gain practical work experience that will augment academic training related to the duties of a fire protection technician. Interns will support efforts to establish and maintain an effective park structural fire prevention and protection program, reducing the risks of death, injury, property loss, and damage to historic collections from the effects of structure fires. Positions are located at NPS sites across the United States. JOB DUTIES
Key Duties and Responsibilities Interns will not be performing wildland or structural firefighting activities. As a NPS Structural Fire Protection Individual Placement, you may be responsible for the following duties, which can vary by park location: Perform annual fire and life safety building inspections. Develop or update evacuation plans for park buildings. Assist with the development of inspection, testing, and maintenance plans for fire protection systems. Conduct training classes on portable fire extinguishers. Perform monthly portable fire extinguisher checks and establish a tracking program for extinguishers throughout parks. Establish a fire hydrant inspection and flow test program. Establish a hot work permit program. Revise a park's structural fire management plan (SFMP). Assess the fire protection of a historic building and make recommendations for protecting the building from structure fire better in the future. Review plans for new construction and provide feedback to the Regional Structural Fire Marshal (RSFM). Additional tasks will be specific to each work site. As determined by Position Supervisor On site REQUIREMENTS ADDITIONAL BENEFITS CONTACT INFORMATION ADDITIONAL INFORMATION RELATED JOBS
Archaeological Site Participant
Actively Recruiting:
Yes Type of Position : Intern / Individual Placement Town, City, Park, etc :WIlson, Arkansas
Internship- NEON Sustainability Intern at the North Dakota Laboratory
Actively Recruiting:
Yes Deadline to apply : 2025-03-01 Type of Position : Intern / Individual Placement Town, City, Park, etc :Jamestown, North Dakota Benefits : Education Award, Housing – Primarily Non-Camping, Relocation Assistance Actively Recruiting:
Yes Deadline to apply : 2025-02-16 Type of Position : Intern / Individual Placement Town, City, Park, etc :Thurmont, Maryland Benefits : Education Award, Housing – Primarily Non-Camping, Relocation Assistance
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FOUNDED IN: 1957 Address: 1310 N. Courthouse Rd, Suite 110 Suite 110 Arlington, Virginia 22201 JOB DETAILS
Actively Recruiting : Yes Position title : NPS Structural Fire Protection Individual Placements Deadline to apply : 2025-11-30 Type of Position : Intern / Individual Placement Town, City, Park, etc : multiple locations Benefits : Housing – Primarily Non-Camping Project/Program Focus : Disaster Prep/Response, Historic Preservation, Wildfire Management
The National Park Service (NPS) Structural Fire Protection Internship provides students enrolled in fire protection engineering, fire administration, or fire investigation degree programs an opportunity to gain practical work experience that will augment academic training related to the duties of a fire protection technician. Interns will support efforts to establish and maintain an effective park structural fire prevention and protection program, reducing the risks of death, injury, property loss, and damage to historic collections from the effects of structure fires. Positions are located at NPS sites across the United States. JOB DUTIES
Key Duties and Responsibilities Interns will not be performing wildland or structural firefighting activities. As a NPS Structural Fire Protection Individual Placement, you may be responsible for the following duties, which can vary by park location: Perform annual fire and life safety building inspections. Develop or update evacuation plans for park buildings. Assist with the development of inspection, testing, and maintenance plans for fire protection systems. Conduct training classes on portable fire extinguishers. Perform monthly portable fire extinguisher checks and establish a tracking program for extinguishers throughout parks. Establish a fire hydrant inspection and flow test program. Establish a hot work permit program. Revise a park's structural fire management plan (SFMP). Assess the fire protection of a historic building and make recommendations for protecting the building from structure fire better in the future. Review plans for new construction and provide feedback to the Regional Structural Fire Marshal (RSFM). Additional tasks will be specific to each work site. As determined by Position Supervisor On site REQUIREMENTS ADDITIONAL BENEFITS CONTACT INFORMATION ADDITIONAL INFORMATION RELATED JOBS
Archaeological Site Participant
Actively Recruiting:
Yes Type of Position : Intern / Individual Placement Town, City, Park, etc :WIlson, Arkansas
Internship- NEON Sustainability Intern at the North Dakota Laboratory
Actively Recruiting:
Yes Deadline to apply : 2025-03-01 Type of Position : Intern / Individual Placement Town, City, Park, etc :Jamestown, North Dakota Benefits : Education Award, Housing – Primarily Non-Camping, Relocation Assistance Actively Recruiting:
Yes Deadline to apply : 2025-02-16 Type of Position : Intern / Individual Placement Town, City, Park, etc :Thurmont, Maryland Benefits : Education Award, Housing – Primarily Non-Camping, Relocation Assistance
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