Job Description

Hazard Identification; As Low As Reasonably Practicable (ALARP) understanding; Knowledge of PAS 9980, EWS1 forms and Facade Engineering; The Building Safety Act 2022; Fire Risk Assessment principles; Understanding of fire dynamics, heat transfer and smoke behaviour principles in enclosed environments (particularly in undergrounds and tunnels); Basic understanding on Active Fire Protection (AFP) systems and Passive Fire Protection (PFP) measures; Basic knowledge on fire modelling simulation (using zone models such as CFAST and CFD-based models such as FDS, Pyrosim, SMARTFIRE). Strong experience of fire safety engineering skills The candidate would be expected to have a suitable engineering (e.g., Fire Engineering, Mechanical Engineering, Civil Engineering, Aerospace Engineering etc.), Architecture, scientific or other numerate degree (e.g., Physics, Chemistry, Maths) from a recognised university. Qualifications should be recognised by a professional engineering body and the candidate should aspire to full membership of this. Ideally a Chartered Engineer or working towards the Chartership. The successful candidate should work independently on some set tasks and also contribute to a team environment. We are looking for candidates who can take on challenges and work to support other experts within our team when the need arises. The role will also require helping to prepare proposals and marketing material in relation to our Fire Safety capabilities. CSCS Card - desirable Ability to obtain Security Clearance - desirable

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