Boden Group
Associate Fire Engineer

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Associate Fire Engineer – London
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Are you an experienced Fire Engineer looking to join a growing consultancy where you can play a key role in shaping the future of a rapidly expanding fire engineering team?
We're working with an established multi-disciplinary consultancy that is continuing to invest heavily in its fire engineering division due to increasing demand across the residential, mixed-use and higher-risk building sectors. As a result, they are looking to appoint an Associate Fire Engineer to join their London team.
This is an excellent opportunity for an ambitious fire engineering professional seeking greater influence, career progression and exposure to a wide range of complex fire safety projects.
Why Join?
- Associate-level position with significant responsibility and autonomy
- Opportunity to help grow and develop a rapidly expanding fire engineering team
- Diverse project portfolio across residential, mixed-use, education and higher-risk buildings
- Strong focus on professional development, training and career progression
- Opportunity to work alongside experts in building safety, façade engineering and compliance
- National project exposure across England and Wales
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The Role
As an Associate Fire Engineer, you will lead and support the delivery of a broad range of fire engineering and fire safety services while acting as a trusted advisor to clients, project teams and stakeholders.
The role offers exposure to both technical fire engineering work and strategic building safety projects, making it ideal for someone looking to take the next step in their career.
Key Responsibilities
- Deliver fire engineering assessments and fire safety strategies
- Support Building Safety Regulator Gateway submissions
- Undertake FRAEWs and external wall assessments
- Carry out compartmentation surveys and compliance reviews
- Review designs and provide technical fire safety advice
- Support remediation and construction projects from a fire safety perspective
- Conduct fire risk assessments, audits and due diligence reviews
- Liaise with clients, contractors, design teams and regulatory bodies


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About You
- Degree-qualified in Fire Engineering or a related engineering discipline
- Chartered Engineer, Incorporated Engineer or equivalent professional status
- Strong knowledge of UK fire safety legislation and guidance
- Experience delivering fire engineering solutions across complex buildings
- Understanding of Building Safety Act, PAS 9980, Building Regulations and fire safety standards
- Excellent stakeholder management and technical reporting skills
Working Pattern
- London-based role
- National travel across England and Wales as projects require
- Office and site-based project delivery
Benefits
- Highly competitive salary
- Performance-related bonus
- Private healthcare and pension scheme
- Gym membership
- Ongoing CPD, training and career development support
- 25 days annual leave plus additional leave over the Christmas period
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