An independent and forward-thinking consultancy is seeking a Fire Engineer to join their growing fire safety team based in Manchester.
With a reputation for delivering bespoke solutions across the built environment, this consultancy offers the opportunity to work on a variety of complex and high-profile projects throughout the UK.
The Fire Engineer's Role
The Fire Engineer will support the delivery of fire strategy reports, carry out fire risk assessments, and liaise closely with clients, architects, and design teams throughout the project lifecycle. Working across commercial, residential, education, and healthcare schemes, the Fire Engineer will be expected to contribute technical expertise from RIBA Stage 2 onwards.
Responsibilities include:
Developing and reviewing fire strategies in line with Approved Document B and BS 9999/BS 7974
Site inspections and fire risk assessments in both new-build and existing properties
Supporting with CFD modelling (Smoke and Heat) and evacuation simulations
Coordinating with building control, design teams, and end clients
Producing technical fire safety reports and presentations
The Fire Engineer
A degree in Fire Engineering or related discipline
Working knowledge of fire safety standards, UK Building Regulations, and design codes
2+ years' experience in a consultancy, engineering, or regulatory setting
Membership (or working towards) IFireE or MIFireE status (desirable)
Strong report writing and communication skills
In Return?
40,000 - 55,000 salary
Hybrid working with Manchester office base
25 days holiday + bank holidays
Support with professional development and chartership
Pension scheme and regular CPD opportunities
Involvement in landmark UK construction projects
This is a fantastic opportunity for a Fire Engineer looking to enhance their career with a flexible, technically focused firm offering real project autonomy and progression routes.
Reference: 30030-LS
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