Astute’s Nuclear team is partnering with an international leader in nuclear power to recruit a Fire Engineer for its Bristol based office.
The Fire Engineer role comes with a base salary up to �65,000 with added benefits.
If you’re a Fire Engineer and are looking to work for an organisation that specialise in the nuclear steam supply systems with a 50+ year history, then submit your CV to apply today.
Responsibilities and duties
Reporting to the Technical Manager you will:
* Conduct internal studies on all buildings within the consortium’s design responsibilities, ensuring that safety functions are carried out in the even of a fire occurring within the plant.
* Work with building leaders, systems engineers, civil engineers, and plant layout engineers to derive logical solutions for fire protection.
* Analyse 3D models and identification of combustible materials in allocated regions.
* Conduct temperature change calculations for simulated fires.
* Complete studies for the risk of damage to certain systems.
* Monitor the models and changes issued by engineering departments in terms of layout.
Professional qualifications
We are looking for someone with the following:
* Engineering degree.
* Working knowledge of Fire Regulations including BS9999
* Calculations experience in Fire Protection.
Salary and benefits of the Fire Engineer role
* A base salary from �45,000 - �65,000 depending on experience.
* Additional benefits discussed at interview.
* An opportunity to work on the worlds largest nuclear construction projects with the tightest regulations adhered to.
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