Fire Safety Compliance Manager
London | Hybrid Working
£700 per day (Umbrella)
Contract
Ceto Talent is recruiting for an experienced Fire Safety Compliance Manager to provide technical fire safety leadership across a large and complex property portfolio.
This is a specialist role focused on fire safety governance, compliance, assurance and risk management within a varied built environment.
About You
* Member of the Institution of Fire Engineers (IFE) or equivalent recognised professional body.
* Level 4 or higher qualification in Fire Safety, Fire Engineering or Fire Risk Assessment.
* Proven experience operating as a fire safety subject matter expert within complex estates.
* Strong knowledge of:
* Regulatory Reform (Fire Safety) Order
* Approved Document B
* BS 9999
* Fire Engineering principles (PD 7974)
* Experience reviewing fire strategies, fire risk assessments and engineered fire safety solutions.
* Strong stakeholder management and communication skills.
* Ability to communicate complex fire risks clearly to senior stakeholders.
Desirable
* Third-party accredited Fire Risk Assessor.
* Experience within infrastructure, public sector or regulated environments.
* Experience delivering fire safety assurance, audit or compliance programmes.
Key Responsibilities
* Provide fire safety governance, technical assurance and specialist advice.
* Review fire strategies and assess the impact of building and operational change.
* Deliver risk-based assurance and compliance activities.
* Conduct audits, inspections and compliance reviews.
* Review fire risk assessments and support mitigation strategies.
* Produce reports and recommendations for senior stakeholders.
* Support the continuous improvement of fire safety management systems.
* Liaise with contractors, consultants and operational teams to manage fire safety risks.
This is an opportunity to play a key role in supporting fire safety compliance across a diverse estate while influencing strategic decision-making and continuous improvement activities.
Please note: Candidates must have the right to work in the UK