Fire Equipment Engineer

Fire Equipment Engineer Category: Engineering Career Level: Experienced Number of Vacancies: 1 Required Qualification: B.E. (Mechanical), BS (In relevant Field) Required Certification: Required Experience (years): 5 Salary Per Month: Negotiable Allowances Offered: Required Gender: Male Last Date: 31-May-2024 Location: Riyadh, Saudi Arabia Job Description:

Developing fire prevention techniques such as overhauling building codes or developing fire safety regulations Reviewing plans to determine feasibility of fire protection systems, including sprinkler systems and alarms Inspecting facilities to determine fire hazards and recommending solutions to eliminate hazards Reviewing building plans to ensure compliance with fire safety codes Recommending updates to current fire protection systems as needed, such as additional smoke detectors Performing investigations after fires to determine their cause and origin Working with insurance companies to investigate claims and settle disputes regarding fire damage claims Conducting research on fire protection methods, materials, and technologies Creating fire safety plans for facilities such as schools and nursing homes
Job Specification: • Design fire protection systems for new and existing buildings, in compliance with local fire codes and regulations

• Perform site visits to assess the need for fire protection system upgrades or modifications

• Prepare cost estimates for proposed fire protection system designs

• Develop fire safety plans and evacuation procedures

• Conduct fire drills to ensure that all occupants are familiar with evacuationprocedures

• Investigate the cause of fires and recommend measures to prevent future fires

• Keep abreast of new developments in fire protection technology and methods

• Prepare reports detailing the findings of fire investigations

• Assist in the development of building code requirements related to fireprotection

• Serve as an expert witness in legal proceedings related to fires

• Provide training to building owners, managers, and occupants on fire safety
• Maintain records of fire protection system inspections and tests