Sprinkler Design Engineer

Chubb Deutschland GmbH; Burntwood; Remote; GBP 45,000 - 53,000; Full time

Job summary

A fire protection company is seeking a Sprinkler Design Engineer for a remote position. The ideal candidate will prepare designs for fire protection systems, ensure compliance with standards, and possess a minimum of five years of relevant experience. LPCB Basic qualification is required, with advanced certifications as a plus. This role offers an excellent base salary and a variety of benefits including holidays and health care.

Benefits

Excellent base salary up to £53K

Bonus

22 days holidays plus bank holidays

Company pension scheme

Private Health Care

Employee reward and recognition initiatives

Qualifications

• Minimum of five years’ experience in the design of fire sprinkler systems.
• Experience of water mist, hydrants & dry/wet riser systems would be an advantage.

Responsibilities

• Preparation of sprinkler system designs for various applications.
• Design responsibility throughout the project life.
• Production of technical documentation and installation drawings.

Skills

Knowledge of LPC sprinkler rules

Technical design experience

Hydraulic calculations

On-site surveying

Education

Degree or HND in a relevant discipline

LPCB Basic design qualification

LPCB Intermediate and FHC design qualifications

Job description

Job Description

Vipond Fire Protection, part of Chubb Fire & Security, now has an opportunity for a Sprinkler Design Engineer for a remote opportunity. Following recent business wins were keen to add to our Design team to manage fire protection systems on a remote basis.

Benefits

• Excellent base salary up to £53K
• Bonus
• 22 days holidays plus bank holidays, plus option to purchase additional leave
• Company pension scheme
• Private Health Care
• Benefits Central Platform hosting employee reward and recognition initiatives and health and wellbeing resources
• Bravo Awards which recognise outstanding contributions from all employees and encourage excellence

Goals and Objectives

• To ensure the system designs are produced in high quality, in compliance with the relevant standard and within the necessary timescales.
• To develop, and maintain professional relationships with clients, partners, and subcontractors.

Responsibilities

• Preparation of sprinkler system designs for a variety of applications (Large works, small works, LPC Rules, NFPA, FM)
• Design responsibility throughout the project life.
• Production of technical documentation, installation drawings and coordination models.
• Production of hydraulic calculations.
• On-site surveying where necessary.
• Ensure compliance with the relevant design standards and project specifications.

Qualifications

• Minimum of LPCB Basic design qualification.
• LPCB Intermediate and FHC design qualifications would be an advantage.
• Knowledge of LPC sprinkler rules is essential. Knowledge of FM & NFPA standards would be an advantage.
• A degree or HND in a relatable discipline would be an advantage.
• Relevant technical design experience and the preparation of technical documentation and drawings.
• Minimum five years’ experience in the design of fire sprinkler systems. Experience of water mist, hydrants & dry/wet riser systems would be an advantage.

Additional Information

Vipond Fire Protection Ltd has its roots going back to 1969, when it was started as a small family owned business. The company has since expanded and grown and now covers the whole of the UK and Ireland. The Vipond Fire Protection Ltd parent company is API Group Corp listed on the New York Stock Exchange (NYSE) APG.

API Group Corp is a multi-billion-dollar company for 38 independently managed services companies in more than 200 locations worldwide.

APi Group combines the personal attention of small-to-medium sized service companies with the strength of a global industry leader to build a safer environment, develop leaders and bring innovation to the Service and fire protection and suppression industry.

We welcome applications from Design Engineers who live within a commutable distance of Birmingham, London, Wolverhampton, Manchester, Liverpool, Glasgow, Edinburgh, Leeds, Newcastle, Brighton, Bristol, Cambridge.