The Church of England
St Paul's Cathedral - Fire Safety Officer

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Job Title
We are looking for an experienced Fire Safety Officer to join our Property team. This is a unique opportunity to take a leading role in fire safety across one of the world’s most iconic and complex historic buildings, alongside a wider estate that includes Chapter House, Amen Court and St Paul’s Cathedral School.
About the Role
Working alongside our Health and Safety Officer, you will help ensure the effective management of fire safety, prevention and protection across the Cathedral estate. You will provide specialist advice and guidance, undertake fire risk assessments, review policies and procedures, support training and evacuation exercises, and help us continue to embed a strong and positive fire safety culture.
The role combines technical expertise with the ability to engage and influence people at all levels. You will work closely with colleagues, contractors and other stakeholders to identify and manage risk, monitor fire safety standards and ensure our arrangements remain compliant with relevant legislation and best practice.
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We’re looking for someone who brings both strong technical capability and a shared commitment to our purpose.
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- Holds a Level 3 Award in Fire Risk Management and Level 4 Certificate in Fire Safety (Assessor), together with IOSH Managing Safely
- Has practical experience of conducting fire risk assessments and a strong working knowledge of fire safety legislation and relevant codes of practice
- Has an understanding of building construction, ideally including historic or complex buildings
- Can confidently advise, influence and build effective relationships with colleagues and stakeholders at all levels
- Has experience of developing policies, procedures and practical approaches to managing fire safety risk
- Can deliver engaging and effective fire safety training
- Is proactive, organised and confident working autonomously, while bringing diplomacy and sound professional judgement to your work
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Experience or qualifications including the NEBOSH General or Fire Certificate, membership of the IFE or another relevant professional body, experience of fire safety within complex structures, and knowledge of Computer Aided Facilities Management systems would be advantageous.
Most importantly, you’ll be someone who connects with our mission and enjoys working in a place where people and purpose matter.
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Safeguarding is central to who we are. We seek to meet people where they are, with care, respect and understanding, and to create an environment where everyone feels safe and supported.


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The successful applicant will share this commitment to safeguarding and promoting the welfare of children, young people and vulnerable adults.
What You’ll Find Here
We want St Paul’s to be a place where people feel supported, valued and able to thrive.
Alongside a meaningful role, we offer a range of benefits, including:
- Generous annual leave
- Pension scheme with up to 7.5% employer contribution
- Life assurance (4x basic salary)
- Employee Assistance Programme for wellbeing support
- Cycle to Work scheme
- Discounts in the Cathedral Shop and at Benugo in the Crypt
- Free entry tickets for family and friends
- Balloted free staff tickets for concerts and special services
- A supportive and welcoming working environment
Diversity and Inclusivity
As a Cathedral for London and the world, we welcome people from all backgrounds, experiences and perspectives. We know that a diverse team strengthens everything we do, and we warmly encourage applications from candidates who may not always see themselves reflected in organisations like ours.
We also know that no one meets every requirement on paper. If you’re excited about this role and feel you could make a positive contribution, we would really encourage you to apply – we would lov
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