Listed from public postingState-licensed company
Fire Watch Officer
U.S.S. Agency · Orlando, Florida
Full-timeFlorida Class D
Pay not listed
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- Pay
- Not listed
- Type
- Full-time
- Armed
- No, unarmed
- License
- Florida Class D
- Location
- Orlando, Florida
- Company license
- Active Class "B" Security Agency
- First seen
- 2026-09-23
- Last checked
- 2026-09-23
About the role
U.S.S. Agency is hiring fire watch officers across Florida. Assignments cover construction sites where hot work is under way, buildings whose sprinklers are out of service, and the paperwork that follows inspections. Florida Class D required; the company expects you to understand NFPA 241 protocols and keep documented patrol logs throughout the shift. The company offers full-time, part-time and per-diem positions. Standard vetting: interview, fingerprinting, background and drug screening.
What the company lists
- Construction hot-work and sprinkler-outage coverage
- Must know NFPA 241 protocols
- Documented patrol logs each shift
- Statewide deployments
Listed on tessura from U.S.S. Agency's public posting. A free tessura account links through to the company's own application. Summarised in our words, last checked 2026-09-23. Pay, schedule and requirements are the company's to confirm; read the original before you apply.
About U.S.S. Agency
U.S.S. Agency holds an active Class "B" Security Agency on the Florida state roster. It has not posted on tessura directly; this listing was built from its public posting so Florida guards can find it.
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