Senior Engineer, Fire Protection

SpecialtySound knowledge on fire engineering plans review.Sound knowledge on relative codes and standards such as SBC (Especially 201 & 801), IBC, IFC, HCIS and NFPA standards.Education DegreeBachelor’s degree in Fire Protection Engineering or Mechanical / Electrical / Architectural engineering disciplines.Technical KnowledgeLead the design review phase, ensuring that all fire protection and life safety systems are compliant with applicable regulations and witness of testing various fire suppression and detection systems, ensuring code compliance.ExperienceMinimum 12 to 18 years’ experience in relevant Position.Primary FunctionsInterpret and enforce local, national, and international fire / life safety codes (e.g., NFPA, SBC, IBC, IFC, FM).Provide expert technical support to other engineers, architects, and contractors to strengthen fire protection within blueprints. They create plans for fire detection tools, such as extinguishers, alarm systems sprinklers, fire pumps, and more. Their work also helps designers evaluate a building’s lifetime safety. The construction plans that fire protection engineers put in place guarantee needed protection measures are presentReviewing project FLS documents, including drawings, specifications, and calculations, to ensure they align with AHJ requirements, code compliance.Ensure means of egress, fire ratings, occupancy classifications, and systems (e.g., sprinklers, alarms) meet applicable regulations.Conduct technical reviews of fire protection and life safety plans.Approve or recommend modifications to submitted designs.Coordinate with other disciplines and departments (e.g., structural, electrical, civil) for integrated review.Investigating fire incidents, determining root causes, and providing technical expertise to prevent future occurrences.Develop and implement fire safety protocols, procedures, and ERP.Contributing to architectural and urban planning processes to integrate fire safety measures into new developments and historical preservation efforts.Perform on-site inspections during construction phases to ensure installation aligns with approved designs.Witness system testing and commissioning (e.g., fire alarm, sprinkler, smoke control).Identify and document deficiencies or violations, issue correction noticesInvestigating deficiencies in buildings and construction sites that could potentially cause fires in the future. Additionally, the successful candidate will be responsible fordetermining the causes of recent fires to uncover how they could have been prevented. This variety of tasks ensures that the role is dynamic and offers opportunities for growth and development.Prepare and write reports that outline specific fire prevention topics and procedures. They review the work performed and provide written updates to key stakeholders.Incorporating fire safety procedures into designs – such as sprinkler systems, emergency exits, and fire alarms – to minimize the risk of injury and loss of life in the event of a fire, taking into account both the structural integrity of the building and human behaviorAnalyses existing protection measures and designs up-to-date fire protection systemsConducts fire risks and develops appropriate safeguards.Conduct a comprehensive review of fire and life safety (FLS) strategies by evaluating FLS Basis of Design Reports and Concept Design Reports, analyzing compliance for projects,and examining FLS Technical Design Drawings and Reports.Conduct site inspections for Certificate of Completion (COC) issuance at completion stages and confirm the Building Completion Certificate (BCC) after final site visits.Prepare operational and project progress reports.Technical ExpertiseMUST – certified fire protection specialist (CFPS) certification or Equivalent.Business RequirementsFluent English and local language skills.