Protec Fire and Security Group
Sprinkler/Water Mist Designer

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To work closely with the Camerfield mechanical design team and also have the ability to work alone being self-motivated and reporting in to the design manager. Will need knowledge and understanding of the current sprinkler and/or water mist standards and rulings. Have a good work ethic to deal with both the nationwide clients and work colleges in professional manner. Be able to prepare designs, schematics, calculations and as builds in AutoCad & Revit.
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Typical Responsibilities
- To work with and under instruction from the Design team management
- Have the ability to work as a team player
- Show willing to learn new systems and procedures
- Organising time with the Design manager for allocated jobs
- Have the capability to deal with challenges that maybe on sites and able to adopt with the right attitude to overcome the obstacles and in a correct manner
- To act as a company ambassador, you must be smart in appearance, pleasant in attitude, and capable of communicating diplomatically to strengthen customer relation
- Be available for to work away from home and offer over time support if required
- Have the knowledge of sprinkler systems with the ability to design a system from site survey to as builds
- Find creative design solutions to problems
- Create & manage distribution systems and terminology knowledge.
- Any other duties commensurate with the role.
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- LPCB Basic
- LPCB Intermediate
- LPCB - FHC
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- CSCS


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Experience
- AutoCAD
- Revit/BIM
- Canute - FHC
Skills / Abilities
- Excellent customer service skills
- Professional telephone manner
- Excellent oral and written communication skills
- Competent using Microsoft Office packages including Word, Excel, Outlook and Access
- Competent using AutoCAD & Canute FHC
- BIM / Revit modelling
- Ability to confidently deal with difficult and stressful situations
- Ability to maintain accurate records
- Great interpersonal skills with the ability to work as part of a team
- Ability to communicate effectively with staff at varying levels throughout the company
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