Fire Engineer.
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About this role
We are presently recruiting for a Fire Engineer for our client in Charleville, County Cork. You will provide fire strategy compliance input for country-wide projects at all stages, including feasibility, planning, permitting, and full design services for design/bid/build and design/build projects. The successful candidate will be a self-motivated professional with strong communication skills, a passion for technical excellence, and the ability to thrive in a fast-paced team environment.
Key Responsibilities
Develop fire strategies for diverse projects using TGD Part B & M, BS 9999, BS 5588, FM, and NFPA standards. Prepare and submit Fire Safety Certificates (FSC) and Disabled Access Certificate (DAC) applications via BCMS. Provide internal FSC/DAC consultancy for design and contract administration teams. Lead fire strategy discussions with design teams, clients, building control, and fire service. Implement insurer requirements to reduce property damage and business interruption risk. Support BCAR compliance and prepare fire inspection reports during construction. Supervise and mentor graduates on fire engineering principles. Perform quality reviews of deliverables, design reviews, risk assessments, and vendor evaluations. Assist with project proposals, scopes, schedules, and budgets.
Qualifications & Skills
Qualified Architect/Architectural Technologist with 5+ years’ experience in fire safety and DAC certification. Bachelor’s or postgraduate degree in Fire Engineering preferred. Strong knowledge of relevant codes and standards. Proficient in Microsoft Office; experience with Revit/BIM desirable. Familiarity with BCAR and BCMS.
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