Senior FIre Engineer

Title: Senior Fire Engineer

Location: London

Salary: 35-40k

We are seeking a Senior Fire Engineer to join a well-established global organisation specialising in providing comprehensive engineering and project management consultancy services. The main areas of focus for the Senior Fire Engineer will include infrastructure and energy sectors, serving a wide range of clients from government to private sector entities. The organisation offers a variety of services including design, engineering solutions, and project management.

The main responsibilities for this role include conducting site assessments to identify and mitigate fire-related risks, working with team members to minimize potential hazards, creating technical reports, engaging with key stakeholders throughout the project lifecycle, from initial design to project completion and installation, reviewing critical documentation, providing feedback on the quality of fire safety installations, ensuring adherence to quality assurance standards, and staying updated on fire standards and regulations while keeping informed about any policy changes.

Senior Fire Engineer Package:

• 25 days leave each year plus bank holidays
• Company Pension
• Competitive salary: 30-35k
• Healthcare
• London office location
• Training and development opportunities

The successful candidate for this Senior Fire Engineer role will hold a Bachelor of Science or Master of Science degree in fire engineering or a related field. They should have excellent written and verbal communication skills, in-depth knowledge of fire standards such as BS9999, NFPA 130, BS9992, and EN45545, proficiency in fire modelling, and a proven track record of working on projects in commercial, residential, and rail transportation sectors.

For more information or for further vacancies within the Acoustics or Air Quality sector please contact Liam Darke of Penguin Recruitment directly on (phone number removed). Alternatively, you can email your CV in, and we'll call you back. Emails to: (url removed)