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Fire Safety Manager
Salary: £47,025–£52,250 + benefits
Location: Salisbury
Working pattern: Approx. 60% site-based / 40% travel
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Are you a Fire Safety professional looking for something more varied than an office-based role? This is an opportunity to join an established specialist fire safety team and take ownership of fire safety across a
With around 1,500 buildings across 40+ sites, you won't be dealing with the same building or the same problem every day. From older buildings through to major new developments and complex engineering environments, there is plenty to get your teeth into.
What will you be doing?
- Taking responsibility for an allocated portfolio of sites, working closely with people on the ground as well as senior leadership.
- Your focus will be heavily around fire risk assessment, fire safety management, and improving standards across the estate.
- Leading fire safety across your allocated sites.
- Completing and reviewing Fire Risk Assessments.
- Identifying fire safety risks and making sure actions are followed through.
- Advising operational teams and senior stakeholders.
- Challenging the business where additional controls or investment are needed.
- Supporting new building and development projects.
- Advising on Building Regulations, Building Control, and fire safety requirements.
- Working with site teams to understand the practical challenges they face.
- Building strong relationships while confidently providing challenge when needed.
- Travelling across the UK to support different sites.
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What are we looking for?
We're looking for someone who knows their fire safety inside out, but who also knows how to work with people.
Ideally, you'll have:
- Level 4 Fire Risk Assessment qualification as a minimum.
- Strong professional fire safety experience.
- Extensive experience with Fire Risk Assessments.
- Experience working with complex buildings.
- Knowledge of Building Regulations and fire safety legislation.
- Experience within defence, aviation, local authority, building control, or the fire service would be highly relevant.
- Fire safety instructor experience would be a bonus.
- Experience dealing with senior stakeholders and leadership teams.
- The confidence to challenge the business when something isn't right.
- A diplomatic, practical, and customer-focused approach.
- The ability to explain technical fire safety requirements in a clear and straightforward way.
- Flexibility to travel across the UK.
Your approach matters
You'll need to be someone who can walk into a room challenge and questions in the right way. Some of the buildings you'll be dealing with are older and present genuinely difficult fire safety challenges. Sometimes the right solution will require significant investment, and you'll need the confidence to make that case while maintaining strong relationships with the client and wider business. You'll work closely with the people actually managing these buildings, so understanding the real-world challenges on the ground is just as important as your technical knowledge.


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Why consider it?
This is a busy, varied, and genuinely interesting fire safety role with exposure to complex buildings, engineering, aviation, defence, security, and emerging technologies. You'll be part of an established specialist team, have plenty of autonomy across your own portfolio, and work alongside experienced fire safety professionals. There is also a strong focus on career development and progression, with opportunities to grow within the wider Safety function. You'll have a flexible working arrangement, with approximately 60% site-based work and 40% travel. Travel expenses are covered, including a hire vehicle and fuel, with a food allowance when travelling. If you're a Level 4 Fire Risk Assessor who enjoys complex environments, likes being out on site, and isn't afraid to challenge the business when it matters, this could be a very good next step.
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