Fire Protection Specialist – Firewater & Deluge Systems

Rangeland Engineering; Calgary; On-site; CAD 90,000 - 130,000; Full time

Job summary

Rangeland Engineering Ltd. in Calgary, Alberta, is seeking a Fire Protection Specialist with strong knowledge of NFPA standards and hands-on experience with firewater and deluge systems for oil and gas facilities, storage terminals, and related industrial infrastructure.

The role focuses on assessing existing installations, developing design criteria, performing or reviewing hydraulic calculations, and supporting the design of firewater distribution loops, pumps, hydrants, monitors and deluge

Qualifications

• Experience applying NFPA standards in fire protection design.
• Ability to evaluate system capacity and develop practical solutions.
• Experience reviewing vendor packages and coordinating with regulators.
• Professional engineering registration is an asset.

Responsibilities

• Assess existing installations.
• Develop design criteria.
• Perform or review hydraulic calculations.
• Support design of firewater distribution loops, pumps, hydrants, monitors and deluge systems.
• Review vendor packages and coordinate with multidisciplinary teams, clients, and regulatory authorities.

Skills

NFPA standards

Firewater systems

Deluge systems

Hydraulic calculations

Oil & gas familiarity

Education

Professional engineering licensure

Job description

Rangeland Engineering is seeking a Fire Protection Specialist with strong knowledge of NFPA standards and practical experience with firewater and deluge systems for oil and gas facilities, storage terminals, and related industrial infrastructure.

The role includes assessing existing installations, developing design criteria, performing or reviewing hydraulic calculations, and supporting the design of firewater distribution loops, pumps, storage, hydrants, monitors, and deluge systems. Responsibilities also include reviewing vendor packages and coordinating with multidisciplinary engineering teams, clients, and regulatory authorities.

The ideal candidate will have demonstrated experience applying relevant NFPA standards, evaluating fire protection requirements and system capacity, and developing practical solutions for new facilities and brownfield upgrades. Professional engineering registration or a relevant fire protection qualification is an asset.