Fire Prevention Coordinator - $35 per HOUR

The Las Vegas Convention and Visitors Authority (LVCVA) is a prominent organization dedicated to promoting and supporting the convention and tourism industry in the Las Vegas area. The LVCVA manages some of the largest and most dynamic convention and event facilities in the country, including the Las Vegas Convention Center. The authority plays a pivotal role in ensuring these venues operate smoothly, safely, and in compliance with all regulatory standards, contributing to Las Vegas's reputation as a leading destination for national and international events. The LVCVA prides itself on fostering a culture of safety, diversity, and service excellence, with a focus on maintaining high standards that protect both visitors and staff. The Fire Prevention Coordinator role at the LVCVA focuses on safeguarding the facility and its occupants by identifying, addressing, and mitigating potential fire hazards. This position is integral in enforcing compliance with local, state, and national fire codes and regulations, as well as the specific policies of the LVCVA. The coordinator is responsible for reviewing booth and floor plans for trade shows and events to ensure they meet fire safety standards, working closely with convention services, show management, business partners, and decorator companies. By inspecting exhibit halls, lobbies, and meeting rooms, the coordinator takes proactive corrective action on any identified hazards or violations. The role requires issuing permits for hot work involving open flames or sparks, conducting pre- and post-conference meetings to communicate fire prevention strategies, and liaising with regulatory agencies such as OSHA and Clark County. Additionally, the coordinator supports the management of fire safety systems including alarms, extinguishers, and sprinkler systems, ensuring they are functional and compliant. A vital aspect of this position includes educating various stakeholders through training sessions focused on fire safety topics, hazard elimination, and risk management. This role demands a candidate with a strong foundation in fire science or fire prevention, substantial practical experience, and proficiency in related codes and standards. Strong communication and customer service skills are essential, as the coordinator serves as a key contact for internal teams and external partners. The position requires a proactive, service-oriented approach to foster collaborative relationships and maintain a safe environment for everyone involved in LVCVA operations. Commitment to safety excellence, diversity, and inclusion is emphasized throughout the organizational culture, making this role vital to supporting the overall mission of the LVCVA in a comprehensive and impactful way.

• High school diploma or GED required
• Minimum of five years of experience in fire science or fire prevention or equivalent related experience
• Valid Nevada driver's license at time of appointment and maintained throughout employment
• Ability to work in large public spaces and office settings
• Ability to lift and/or move up to 50 pounds occasionally
• Ability to bend, stoop, walk, run, stand, climb, and work from elevated locations
• Ability to operate equipment such as valves and pumps
• Ability to drive a motor vehicle
• Must obtain ICC Fire Inspector I certification within one year of hire