Fire Police Inspector AQ3 (or AQ2 ready to undergo training) at 80%

Join a team that ensures the fire safety of the City of Neuchâtel every day!

The Building Permit Office, attached to the Service de l'urbanisme, des mobilités et des espaces publics (SUMEP), is looking for a: Fire Police Inspector AQ3 (or AQ2 ready to undergo training) at 80%

Service / Building Permit Office – Fire Prevention Sector:
The fire police plays an essential role in the protection of people and property within the communal territory. It specifically ensures that constructions, transformations, and events comply with current fire safety standards.

Activities:
You carry out compliance visits regarding fire prevention and police for new constructions, transformations, and events. You provide an expertise and advisory role to authorities, construction professionals, and private individuals. You draft fire prevention reports as part of the processing of building permit applications and event authorizations.

Desired profile:
You hold an AQ3 certificate issued by the AEAI, or an AQ2 qualification with the willingness to train to the AQ3 level (or titles deemed equivalent). You benefit from basic training in the building field (technician, draftsman, architect, or equivalent) and have good knowledge of AEAI fire protection standards. You possess a category B driver's license. You have a sense of contact and pedagogy, you demonstrate rigor and autonomy, and you are comfortable in dialogue with various interlocutors. You are motivated to put your skills at the service of the fire safety of the Neuchâtel population.

We offer:
A stable and meaningful job, serving the safety of the population, within a local public administration. A multidisciplinary team and close supervision, with support for AQ3 training if necessary. Attractive employment conditions specific to the public service (pension fund, continuing education, schedule favoring work-life balance).

Start date: To be agreed.

Application deadline: 18 October 2026.

Information / Any additional information can be obtained from Mr. F. Cruciato (032 717 76 63) or Mr. D. Simonin (032 717 76 67), co-heads of the office.