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Senior Fire Systems Engineer

London
3 weeks ago
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PSR Rail Team are currently recruiting for a Senior Fire Systems Engineer to work full time in Central London. This will be working for a well established Rail contractor who are working on one of the biggest projects in the UK. Don't miss out!

πŸ”₯ Fire Systems Design Engineer - Role Overview

This role focuses on leading the end-to-end design and construction coordination of Fire Suppression, Hydrant, and Dry/Wet Riser Services, especially in large-scale infrastructure projects (Rail, Highways, Power). The position blends deep technical design with project management, compliance, and stakeholder engagement.

βœ… Key Responsibilities Breakdown

πŸ”§ Design Leadership & Compliance

Lead fire system designs (Suppression, Hydrant, Riser).

Ensure compliance with:

BS9990 - Non-automatic fire-fighting systems in buildings

BS EN 12845 - Automatic sprinkler systems

Design verification and reviews of third-party MEP consultant work.

Focus on constructability, maintainability, and compliance.

πŸ”„ Interface & Documentation

Develop Fire Alarm Cause & Effects documents.

Coordinate third-party interfaces (e.g., alarms, BMS, suppression, etc.).

Work with BRE Global or similar accreditation bodies.

πŸ‘₯ Project & Stakeholder Management

Collaborate with Engineering Managers to resolve integration issues.

Drive standardisation, cost savings (value engineering), and innovation.

Support during tender, procurement, and construction phases.

πŸ§‘β€πŸ« Line Management & Governance

Staff development and ensuring completion of mandatory training.

Promote H&S practices using tools like Notify.

Uphold information security and quality systems.

🧠 Person Specification

πŸŽ“ Qualifications (Essential)

Degree or HNC/HND in Mechanical Engineering (or similar).

LPCB Basic Sprinkler Design Certificate.

Membership in:

Institution of Fire Engineers (IFE),

Institution of Mechanical Engineers (IMechE), or similar.

Encouraged: Registration with Engineering Council (EngTech, IEng, or CEng).

πŸ›  Technical Knowledge & Skills

Extensive Fire Systems design (active + passive).

Advanced CAD/BIM capabilities for fire systems.

Deep familiarity with industry codes/standards.

Analytical, solution-driven approach.

🧰 Experience Required

Full lifecycle experience (tender β†’ design β†’ install β†’ certification).

Specific focus on Rail sector projects.

Strong multidisciplinary coordination background.

Contact Dan Confrey at PSR Solutions for more info

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