A S RAMSAY GROUP
Designer - Fire Stopping & Compartmentation experience

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DESIGNER - Fire Stopping & Compartmentation experience
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Reports to: Contract Manager
Location: London | Projects across London & Southeast
Salary: £60,000–£70,000 DOE
Hours: Monday–Friday, 8:00am–4:30pm
The Role
A.S. Ramsay Group is looking for an experienced Designer with Fire Stopping & Compartmentation experience to join our London team.
You will provide technical design support across Fire Stopping & Compartmentation projects, producing compliant and buildable solutions from design through to project completion.
Key Responsibilities
- Produce and coordinate detailed 2D/3D technical drawings and construction details.
- Develop and review fire stopping, compartmentation, cavity barrier and penetration seal details.
- Coordinate designs with architectural, structural and M&E information.
- Review fire strategies, compartmentation surveys and existing building information.
- Ensure designs comply with UK Building Regulations, Approved Document B, relevant British Standards and manufacturer requirements.
- Liaise with Contract Managers, site teams, consultants, manufacturers and subcontractors.
- Provide technical support during construction and assist with resolving design/site issues.
- Attend site and design meetings where required.
- Maintain design records, drawing revisions and as-built information.
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Essential Requirements
- Previous Fire Stopping & Compartmentation experience is essential.
- Experience within façade, cladding or building-envelope design.
- Strong AutoCAD skills and experience producing detailed construction drawings.
- Good knowledge of passive fire protection, cavity barriers and penetration sealing.
- Ability to interpret fire strategies, architectural, structural and M&E drawings.
- Good understanding of UK Building Regulations and fire-safety requirements.


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