Fire Officer at JLL - Build a Safety Career in India in Columbus
Career & Market Insight
This Fire Officer position with JLL (Jones Lang LaSalle) in Mall Operations offers solid career grounding in fire safety management within a large-scale commercial real estate environment. JLL is a Fortune 500 global real estate services firm, which is a significant green flag for career stability and structured professional development.
Skills developed in this role:
- Fire suppression operations and emergency response leadership
- Fire safety compliance and NOC management with Indian government authorities
- Team training, drill planning, and ERT coordination
- Incident documentation and safety record management
Market perspective: Fire safety roles in Indian commercial real estate are growing steadily alongside mall and infrastructure expansion. A Fire Officer at this level in Tier-2 cities like Ludhiana typically earns ₹3–5 LPA, which is competitive locally, though JLL's Total Rewards Program may push compensation toward the higher end.
Career trajectory: This role can lead to Fire Safety Manager, Site Safety Head, or corporate EHS Manager positions within JLL or peer firms. The 3–5 years experience requirement places this squarely at mid-level, making it a strong stepping stone toward senior safety leadership.
Green flags: JLL's global brand recognition, structured reporting lines, and entrepreneurial culture. Potential concern: On-call and shift-based work may limit work-life balance in emergency-prone periods.
Business: Mall Operations
About the Role:
You will oversee and ensure fire safety at your site. You will use the assigned apparatus and follow the command structure instructions for fire suppression or related emergency services.
Responsibilities:- Performing equipment set-up upon arrival at a fire scene.
- Dispatching and accompanying the ERT (Emergency Response Team).
- Preparing plans and executing fire and life safety evacuation drills and other fire safety-related trainings for team members and occupants on the premises.
- Completing appropriate rescue, firefighting, and salvage operations at a fire scene.
- Using established procedures to determine if individuals are trapped within a burning facility and taking appropriate actions to secure their rescue.
- Performing lift evacuation and rescue drills periodically.
- Securing affected structures to prevent rekindling.
- Taking inventory of all equipment after suppression has been achieved, recording all equipment which must be left at the site, and filing incident reports.
- Attending and providing information for pre-fire planning studies and maintaining an updated knowledge of pre-fire plans.
- Liaising with Government authorities for periodic renewal of NOCs.
- Reporting and maintaining records of all incidents at the site.
- Keeping all checklists and records updated related to fire equipment maintenance and training records.
You will report to the Fire Safety Manager / Operation Head as the case may be.
What We're Looking For:Analytical and Meticulous: You will ensure that all fire and life safety systems installed on the premises are working in an effective and efficient manner, and provide criteria for determining the number or type of fire equipment needed in a given area.
Qualifications:You will have a Diploma or Degree in Fire Engineering or Fire Safety with 3–5 years of work experience.
Candidates with strong knowledge of current fire suppression and firefighting techniques, along with knowledge of the principles and practices of emergency medical services, will be preferred.
What We Can Do For You:At JLL, we make sure that you become the best version of yourself by helping you realise your full potential in an entrepreneurial and inclusive work environment. We will empower your ambitions through our dedicated Total Rewards Program, competitive pay, and benefits package.
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