WE'RE HIRING! DEPUTY FIRE MARSHAL

🔥 Protect the Community Before the Emergency Happens

We’re Hiring: Deputy Fire Marshal

Weber Fire District is accepting applications for the position of Deputy Fire Marshal, a critical role supporting the District’s mission to Care, Prepare, and Respond through prevention, education, investigation, and enforcement.

This position plays a key role in upholding public safety by conducting fire code inspections, reviewing plans, performing compliance checks, evaluating hazard risks, and supporting fire investigations. The Deputy Fire Marshal works closely with the Fire Marshal, serves as Acting Fire Marshal when assigned, and supports emergency operations as needed.

Who We’re Looking For

An experienced fire service professional with:

• Strong background in fire prevention or fire suppression

• Working knowledge of fire codes, inspection practices, and investigations

• Ability to educate property owners and enforce compliance

• Experience using inspection/reporting software

• A desire to protect the public and reduce risk before the call ever comes in

Why This Position Matters

The Deputy Fire Marshal ensures the safety of our communities long before emergency crews arrive. From fire code enforcement, pre-plan development, and hazard mitigation to fire origin and cause investigations — this role strengthens community resilience, reduces preventable loss, and supports firefighters on every response.

How to Apply

Qualified applicants are encouraged to apply by submitting:

✔ A District job application - Employment Page - Click the button.

✔ A cover letter

✔ A resume summarizing relevant experience

📅 Application Deadline: February 3, 2026 – 5:00 PM

📍 Visit our Employment Page for:

➡ Full job description

➡ Minimum qualifications

➡ Compensation and benefits

➡ Application button at www.weberfiredistrict.com/employement-info

Complete the application found on our employment information page and then submit additional materials to:  📩 applications@weberfiredistrict.gov

Join a prevention-focused team dedicated to safeguarding Weber County through education, enforcement, and community risk reduction.