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Divisional Manager - Fire Compliance
A well-established construction business with over 50 years of trading history is seeking an experienced Divisional Manager to lead and grow its Fire Compliance division. Known for its stability and enviable staff retention levels, this is a company where people build long-term careers rather than short stays — a testament to how it treats and invests in its people. This is a rare opportunity to take ownership of a fast-expanding part of the business, shaping its direction, team, and client relationships as it scales.
You'll join a business that combines decades of industry credibility with the agility of an SME — where decisions are made quickly, and your input will genuinely influence strategy, not just delivery. As Divisional Manager, you'll take full responsibility for the performance, growth, and compliance standards of the fire division, acting as the key link between clients, site teams, and senior leadership. Responsibilities include:
- Leading the strategic and operational growth of the fire compliance division
- Acting as the primary client contact, building trust and long-term relationships
- Ensuring all works meet current fire safety, compliance, and regulatory standards
- Managing, motivating, and developing site-based teams to deliver consistent quality
- Maintaining strong practical site awareness, identifying and resolving issues before they escalate
- Supporting business development activity, tendering, and contract negotiations
- Reporting on divisional performance, risk, and compliance to senior management
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The successful candidate will bring proven experience in fire compliance, passive/active fire protection, or a closely related regulatory-driven construction discipline as well as:
- Track record of managing site teams and driving performance across projects
- Confident, credible client-facing manner with strong relationship-building skills
- Adaptable and hands-on, comfortable operating in an SME environment
- Commercial awareness with the ambition to help grow a division, not just manage it


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This is a genuine growth opportunity for someone who wants more autonomy, influence, and reward than a larger corporate structure typically allows, backed by a business with over five decades of trading success and a reputation for looking after its people. You'll be central to building something from a position of strength, with the stability and support of an established employer behind you.
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We value diversity and promote equality. No terminology in this advert is intended to discriminate against any of the protected characteristics that fall under the Equality Act 2010. We encourage and welcome applications from all areas of society and can discuss any reasonable adjustments to support your application.
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