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J3A Recruitment is seeking an experienced Fire Alarm Designer for an Asset Intelligence division in a major UK group. The role is predominantly home-based with travel to project sites across Scunthorpe, Grimsby, Boston, Lincoln and occasional meetings in Warrington, with the option of a four-day working week.
You will design fire alarm and detection systems for complex environments, produce layouts, cause-and-effect docs, and ensure compliance with BS standards.
£45,000-£55,000 | Four-day working week available | Predominantly hybrid
Location: Home-based with travel to project sites across Scunthorpe, Grimsby, Boston and Lincoln, plus occasional meetings in Warrington.
An excellent opportunity has arisen for an experienced Fire Alarm Designer to join the Asset Intelligence division of one of the UK’s leading construction and infrastructure groups.
With an order book exceeding £4.1 billion, the business offers exceptional stability and the opportunity to contribute to major Critical National Infrastructure projects across defence, water, energy, transport and telecommunications.
Working predominantly from home, you will design fire alarm and detection systems for complex, operational environments. The position can also be structured around a four-day working week, provided project and site requirements are met.
As the Fire Alarm Designer, you will work closely with internal engineering teams, specialist subcontractors and project stakeholders to deliver compliant, cost-effective designs from initial survey through to construction and commissioning.
The successful Fire Alarm Designer will ideally possess:
.....And more;
Corporate discounts, Cycle to Work scheme, Share purchase scheme, Employee assistance and wellbeing programme, Paid membership of one relevant professional association, High-quality training and structured career-development opportunities
This is an excellent opportunity for a Fire Alarm Designer seeking genuine flexibility, long-term stability and exposure to some of the UK’s most important infrastructure programmes.