Environmental Health & Fire Prevention Analyst

As an Environmental Health & Fire Prevention Analyst at Central New Mexico Community College, you will be responsible for leading the college's efforts in fire prevention and environmental protection compliance. Your duties include advising the community on safety regulations, developing safety programs, coordinating inspections, and conducting training for staff and students. Additionally, you'll analyze data related to safety practices and emergencies, ensuring the college maintains a safe learning environment.

To qualify for the Environmental Health & Fire Prevention Analyst position at Central New Mexico Community College, candidates must hold an associate’s degree in fire science, environmental health, or a related field. Additionally, a minimum of three years of direct experience in life safety, fire prevention, or hazardous waste management is required. Certifications in Hazardous Materials Operations (HAZMAT Ops) and Fire Inspector from the International Code Council are preferred but not mandatory.

The salary range for the Environmental Health & Fire Prevention Analyst position at Central New Mexico Community College is between $60,841.00 and $73,009.00 annually. This compensation reflects the importance of safety and environmental health in our educational community and is commensurate with the experience and qualifications required for the role.

In the role of Environmental Health & Fire Prevention Analyst at Central New Mexico Community College, you will create, evaluate, coordinate, and conduct training programs related to life safety, fire prevention, and environmental protection. These training sessions aim to educate faculty, staff, and students about compliance, safety protocols, and emergency response related to environmental health.

The Environmental Health & Fire Prevention Analyst supports emergency response efforts by preparing for potential incidents involving hazardous materials, radiation, or fires. You will be responsible for conducting inspections, analyzing accident reports, and making recommendations to correct unsafe conditions. Additionally, you will respond to emergency situations and provide valuable insights for continuous improvement in safety practices at Central New Mexico Community College.

In answering this question, highlight specific experiences where you ensured compliance with fire safety regulations. Discuss any programs you developed or maintained and your role in managing inspections. Be sure to mention any certifications you hold related to fire safety compliance.

Discuss your method for conducting safety audits, including identifying hazards, scheduling audits, and documenting findings. Explain how you involve team members in the process and how you use the results to improve safety protocols.

Outline your approach to emergency response by explaining the protocols you follow during incidents. Discuss your experience handling hazardous materials or fire-related emergencies and emphasize effective communication in coordinating responses.

Discuss your strategies for staying informed about changes in safety regulations. Mention resources you utilize, such as professional organizations or training opportunities, to ensure you are implementing the most current practices in your work.

Provide a detailed example of a specific safety program you led or contributed to, highlighting your objectives, implementation process, and outcomes. Explain how this program improved safety conditions or compliance and any measurable results achieved.

Identify specific challenges you've encountered in fire prevention and how you overcame them. Discuss any innovative solutions you implemented to address these challenges and ensure safety compliance.

Describe your methods for designing and delivering training to staff on environmental health topics. Mention the importance of making complex information accessible and engaging for diverse audiences.

Discuss the criteria you would use to evaluate a program's effectiveness, such as compliance metrics, incident reduction, or participant feedback. Mention any tools or methods you might use for data collection and analysis.

Explain how you work with different departments to promote safety and environmental health initiatives. Highlight any interdisciplinary projects where you contributed to a comprehensive safety approach.

Discuss your professional development goals and aspirations in the field of environmental health and fire prevention. Highlight your desire to continually improve safety practices, advance your skills, and contribute positively to the college's safety culture.