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Suggested Studies	Certificate or Higher
Salary, Typical	$53,330
Salary Range	$35k - $87k
Number of Jobs, 2011	12,560
Job Openings per Year (est.)	470

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Training and Education

Workers often find employers are looking for work experience in a related occupation. Employees, in 27% of cases, have bachelor's degree or higher. After high school, 52% of fire safety inspectors pursued some additional career education. Workers, in 21% of cases, had only a high school education.

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Area Job Conditions

Employees -of-a-feather seem to flock to McAllen (Texas), Atlantic City (New Jersey), and Cape Coral (Florida). They are less likely to be found around San Diego (California), San Jose (California), and Santa Ana (California).

Compensation of fire safety inspectors is best in San Jose (California), Oakland (California), and San Francisco (California), and much worse in Greensboro (North Carolina), McAllen (Texas), and Pittsburgh (Pennsylvania).

Part-Time and Self Employment

Fire safety inspectors employed part-time are 2% of the total.

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Fire Safety Inspectors by Metropolitan Area (city and its surroundings)

In the table below, a Job Density near 0% means the area has an average number of people in this occupation, for its population. A higher or lower Job Density (e.g., +22% or -45%) tells you there are that many more or fewer workers of that type there than in the average US metro area. So, the higher the number, the more common the occupation.

Alabama

City and Area	Median Salary	Employees	Job Density
Birmingham	$66,000	70	+107%

Arizona

City and Area	Median Salary	Employees	Job Density
Phoenix	$60,000	130	+6%
Tucson	$60,000	50	+115%

California

City and Area	Median Salary	Employees	Job Density
Chico	$44,000	50	+1054%
Los Angeles		200	-29%
Oakland	$98,000	50	-28%
Oxnard	$71,000	40	+98%
Redding	$51,000	30	+715%
Riverside	$52,000	390	+368%
Sacramento	$63,000	130	+117%
Salinas	$54,000	60	+467%
San Diego	$60,000	160	+76%
San Jose	$75,000	90	+45%
Santa Ana	$78,000	30	-70%
Santa Rosa	$77,000	70	+506%

Colorado

City and Area	Median Salary	Employees	Job Density
Denver	$69,000	40	-54%

Connecticut

City and Area	Median Salary	Employees	Job Density
Bridgeport	$45,000	70	+140%
Hartford	$45,000	140	+254%
New Haven	$57,000	50	+171%

Delaware

City and Area	Median Salary	Employees	Job Density
Wilmington	$44,000	50	+126%

District of Columbia

City and Area	Median Salary	Employees	Job Density
Washington	$63,000	140	-17%

Florida

City and Area	Median Salary	Employees	Job Density
Cape Coral	$70,000	50	+287%
Fort Lauderdale	$75,000	110	+128%
Jacksonville	$44,000	30	-28%
Naples	$67,000	40	+453%
Orlando	$49,000	130	+85%
Palm Bay	$49,000	40	+203%
Tampa	$59,000	130	+64%
West Palm Beach	$74,000	80	+125%

Georgia

City and Area	Median Salary	Employees	Job Density
Atlanta	$53,000	160	0%

Illinois

City and Area	Median Salary	Employees	Job Density
Chicago	$62,000	190	-27%

Indiana

City and Area	Median Salary	Employees	Job Density
Indianapolis	$53,000	110	+78%

Kansas

City and Area	Median Salary	Employees	Job Density
Topeka	$43,000	30	+320%

Kentucky

City and Area	Median Salary	Employees	Job Density
Louisville		40	-4%

Louisiana

City and Area	Median Salary	Employees	Job Density
New Orleans	$48,000	80	+120%

Maryland

City and Area	Median Salary	Employees	Job Density
Baltimore	$59,000	70	-23%

Massachusetts

City and Area	Median Salary	Employees	Job Density
Boston	$67,000	230	+90%
Springfield	$55,000	30	+48%

Michigan

City and Area	Median Salary	Employees	Job Density
Warren	$61,000	60	-20%

Minnesota

City and Area	Median Salary	Employees	Job Density
Minneapolis	$68,000	100	-19%

Missouri

City and Area	Median Salary	Employees	Job Density
Jefferson City		40	+761%
Kansas City	$55,000	60	-15%
St Louis	$66,000	80	-14%

New Jersey

City and Area	Median Salary	Employees	Job Density
Atlantic City	$55,000	50	+423%
Camden	$63,000	130	+260%
Edison	$61,000	330	+364%
Newark	$63,000	230	+232%
Ocean City		30	+1130%
Trenton	$62,000	60	+292%

New York

City and Area	Median Salary	Employees	Job Density
Albany	$57,000	70	+126%
Buffalo	$55,000	30	-21%
Nassau	$57,000	60	-32%
New York	$60,000	710	+96%
Rochester	$54,000	40	+15%
Syracuse		30	+41%

North Carolina

City and Area	Median Salary	Employees	Job Density
Charlotte	$51,000	120	+102%
Raleigh	$51,000	40	+12%

Ohio

City and Area	Median Salary	Employees	Job Density
Cincinnati	$54,000	50	-29%
Cleveland	$58,000	100	+41%
Columbus	$59,000	120	+88%

Oklahoma

City and Area	Median Salary	Employees	Job Density
Oklahoma City	$66,000	80	+101%
Tulsa	$59,000	40	+36%

Oregon

City and Area	Median Salary	Employees	Job Density
Portland	$77,000	100	+41%

Pennsylvania

City and Area	Median Salary	Employees	Job Density
Allentown	$45,000	40	+69%
Philadelphia	$46,000	190	+43%

Rhode Island

City and Area	Median Salary	Employees	Job Density
Providence	$54,000	70	+82%

South Carolina

City and Area	Median Salary	Employees	Job Density
Charleston	$40,000	40	+105%
Columbia	$42,000	80	+234%
Greenville	$45,000	40	+96%

Tennessee

City and Area	Median Salary	Employees	Job Density
Knoxville	$47,000	30	+32%
Memphis	$52,000	70	+64%
Nashville	$51,000	70	+37%

Texas

City and Area	Median Salary	Employees	Job Density
Dallas	$63,000	70	-52%
Fort Worth	$55,000	40	-33%
Houston	$59,000	350	+91%
Mcallen	$45,000	60	+288%
San Antonio	$50,000	30	-50%

Utah

City and Area	Median Salary	Employees	Job Density
Salt Lake City	$48,000	40	-5%

Washington

City and Area	Median Salary	Employees	Job Density
Seattle	$80,000	90	-8%

Wisconsin

City and Area	Median Salary	Employees	Job Density
Milwaukee	$47,000	60	+4%

^*FOOTNOTES: Job Facts salary and numbers data is based on US Department of Labor Statistics data for 2011. Other data on page may be from earlier years. Typical salary is given as median salary, where 50% in the job make more and 50% less. Salary range is Job Hunt's estimates of typical starting salary as being at the 10th percentile of reported pay and typical top end salary, for the most senior workers, as being at the 90th. Job openings is an estimate of new jobs every year due to growth plus those leaving the field. Where NA is given data is not available. Suggested studies is based on Job Hunt research, suggesting a minimum degree level that is judged to offer the best opportunities for entry-level employment. This Fire Inspectors and Investigators schools and career page was originally researched by CityTownInfo.com.