Fire Risk Assessor

Bryan & Armstrong; Manchester; Hybrid; GBP 50,000 - 65,000; Full time

Job summary

A consulting firm is seeking an experienced Fire Risk Assessor to conduct assessments and provide expert consultancy across various buildings. The role involves independent site work, high-quality reports, and effective client communication. Candidates must have experience as a Fire Risk Assessor and be knowledgeable about relevant fire safety legislation. This position offers a competitive salary, benefits, and flexible working arrangements.

Benefits

25 days holiday

Pension

Life insurance

Flexible working

Other benefits

Qualifications

• Experience as a Fire Risk Assessor (Tier 2 or Tier 3).
• High-quality report writing skills.
• Ability to conduct fire risk assessments.

Responsibilities

• Conduct Type 1–4 fire risk assessments in residential and commercial settings.
• Produce fire risk assessment reports with prioritised recommendations.
• Liaise with building managers and other stakeholders during inspections.

Job description

Fire Risk Assessor | London, Birmingham or Manchester with travel | £50-65K + 25 days holiday + pension + life insurance + flexible working + benefits

We are looking for an experienced Fire Risk Assessor (Tier 2 or Tier 3) to carry out fire risk assessments and provide expert consultancy across a range of residential and commercial buildings. The role involves independent site work, high-quality report writing and direct client interaction. You will help clients understand and manage fire risk in line with current legislation and best practice.

Key Responsibilities

• Conduct Type 1–4 fire risk assessments in residential and commercial settings.
• Assess life safety fire risk in accordance with the Fire Safety Order, Fire Safety Act, Fire Safety (England) Regulations, PAS 79 and related standards.
• Produce clear, concise fire risk assessment reports with prioritised recommendations.
• Review and update existing assessments.
• Carry out detailed inspections of common areas and, where required, sample flats or demises.
• Identify hazards, deficiencies and non-compliances and communicate findings effectively.
• Liaise with building managers, residents, contractors and other stakeholders during inspections.
• Stay up to date with relevant fire safety legislation and guidance.
• Contribute to internal quality assurance, templates and technical discussions.
• Manage your workload, travel and client expectations efficiently.