Elvis Eckardt Recruitment
DUAL Fire Risk Assessor

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Dual Fire Risk Assessor (Residential)
Client:
Environmental and Engineering Consultancy
Location:
Hybrid to be based in the South East or London
Level:
Intermediate or Advanced
The Opportunity:
We are supporting a growing environmental and engineering consultancy expanding its specialist fire safety and compliance capability. They are looking to appoint an experienced Dual Competent Fire Safety Consultant & Health & Safety Risk Assessor to deliver advanced risk assessments and technical consultancy across complex and higher-risk environments.
This role sits within a highly technical compliance team and offers the opportunity to work on diverse projects, including higher-risk residential buildings, commercial portfolios, and specialist infrastructure environments.
Key Responsibilities:
- Deliver advanced Fire Risk Assessments across complex and higher-risk premises
- Conduct general Health & Safety risk assessments aligned with UK legislation
- Provide specialist fire safety consultancy, including evacuation strategies, compartmentation principles, and fire management arrangements
- Interpret and apply current legislation, British Standards, and industry guidance
- Produce clear, defensible technical reports with prioritised action plans
- Provide technical advice and professional guidance to clients and stakeholders
- Support quality assurance processes and maintain accreditation standards
- Liaise with enforcing authorities, fire services, contractors, and duty holders
- Mentor and support less experienced assessors where appropriate
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Requirements:
- Demonstrable advanced competence in Fire Risk Assessment and fire safety consultancy
- Registration on the National Fire Risk Assessors Register (NFRAR) at Advanced level (or working towards equivalent)
- Strong knowledge of UK fire safety legislation, including Fire Safety Order 2005, Fire Safety Act 2021, and Building Safety Act 2022
- Experience assessing complex buildings, ideally including higher-risk residential environments
- Health & Safety risk assessment capability with recognised qualification (e.g. NEBOSH or equivalent)
- Excellent reporting and stakeholder communication skills
- Full UK driving licence and willingness to travel


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Desirable:
- Professional memberships (IFE, IFSM, IOSH or similar)
- Consultancy or engineering background
- Experience contributing to fire strategy or technical compliance programmes
What’s on Offer:
- 60-65k GBP per annum + pension + car or car allowance
- Opportunity to join a growing specialist consultancy team
- Exposure to technically challenging and varied projects
- Supportive professional environment with strong technical standards
- Competitive salary, benefits, and flexible working approach
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