Moore Green Recruitment LTD
FIRE SAFETY MANAGER

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Fire Safety Manager
Fire Safety Manager required for an NHS trust in Staffordshire. Contract available for 6 – 12 months and may be extended, part and full-time working pattern considered.
Key Responsibilities
- Develop and oversee the Trust’s Fire Safety Management System in line with the HTM 05 series and best practice in hospital and healthcare environments
- Line manage two Fire Safety Officers including overseeing their professional development
- Develop the Trust’s Fire Safety Procedures and Documents, including Fire Safety Manuals, Protocols, and Drawings
- Manage the Fire Risk Assessment programme for the estate including delivery of the assessments and the resulting remedial actions
- Oversee the development of Fire Evacuation Strategies including ensuring full buy-in from departments
- Investigate and track Fire Incidents, report on patterns and ensure appropriate lessons are learned and action taken
- Develop and execute fire response exercises and drills in conjunction with the Trust’s Emergency Planning Resilience and Response Manager
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Essential Criteria
- Qualified or studying to degree level in a relevant subject, or relevant experience
- Professional registration (to diploma or corporate membership level) in a relevant fire risk-related subject area, or equivalent experience and ability to register
- Knowledge of Fire Safety Management systems and legislation
- Experience of carrying out Fire Risk Assessments and managing the delivery of remedial actions
- Knowledge of risk management theory and techniques


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Location: Stafford / Remote working
Salary: £40 - £44 per hour
Job type: Contract
Posted: 18/11/2022
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