Fire Inspectors and Investigators Jobs Pay in Washington, WA
Average Hourly Pay
Range: $54.13 – $59.54
Average Annual Pay
Range: $112,590 – $123,849
How much do Fire Inspectors and Investigators make?
Your level of experience is a key factor in determining your earning potential. Here's what you can expect at different career stages:
0-2 years
Hourly Rate
$48.31/hr
Range: $46.01 – $50.61
Annual Rate
$100,487
Range: $95,702 – $105,272
3-5 years
Hourly Rate
$56.84/hr
Range: $54.13 – $59.54
Annual Rate
$118,220
Range: $112,590 – $123,849
6+ years
Hourly Rate
$65.37/hr
Range: $62.25 – $68.47
Annual Rate
$135,953
Range: $129,478 – $142,426
Fire Inspectors and Investigators job description
Fire Inspectors and Investigators are first responders who protect communities by responding to emergencies, saving lives, and safeguarding property. They work in high-pressure situations requiring quick thinking, physical endurance, and dedication to public safety.
- •Respond to emergency calls and incidents
- •Perform rescue operations and life-saving procedures
- •Operate emergency vehicles and equipment
- •Conduct safety inspections and prevention activities
- •Maintain emergency equipment and apparatus
- •Provide public education on safety and prevention
- •Emergency response and rescue techniques
- •Physical strength and endurance
- •Quick decision-making under pressure
- •Teamwork and coordination
- •First aid and medical knowledge
- •Communication and public relations
- •High school diploma or equivalent
- •Fire academy or EMT certification
- •CPR and first aid certification
- •Physical fitness requirements
- •Valid driver's license
- •Background check and drug screening
