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We are working with a leading organisation in the built environment sector to appoint a Lead Fire Engineer. This is a permanent senior-level position offering national project exposure, flexible working and the opportunity to influence fire safety delivery across a wide portfolio of regeneration, retrofit and new build programmes. The successful individual will lead on the development of fire strategies, provide technical input across multi-disciplinary teams and ensure that fire safety is embedded throughout the design and construction process. The role is suited to someone with strong technical credibility and the ability to operate independently while contributing to wider project and business goals. Key responsibilities Lead the development of project-specific fire strategies across all RIBA design stages, ensuring alignment with UK Building Regulations, BS 9999, BS 7974 and other relevant guidance Provide specialist input on active and passive fire protection, compartmentation, smoke control, means of escape and structural fire resistance Collaborate with internal design teams and external stakeholders to ensure fire safety is fully integrated within coordinated design solutions Review and approve fire-related documentation including risk assessments, technical reports and contractor submittals Provide technical assurance during construction and commissioning, including oversight of installation and system testing Support post-occupancy fire safety reviews and contribute to overall building safety planning and continuous improvement Ensure fire safety considerations are integrated within digital design workflows, including BIM coordination and record management Maintain up-to-date knowledge of fire safety regulations, emerging best practice and relevant technical developments Contribute to technical input for proposals and bid submissions when required Candidate requirements Degree-qualified in Fire Engineering or a related discipline Chartered Engineer or Member of the Institution of Fire Engineers, or working towards Experience delivering fire engineering input across Construction, housing projects or similar. Strong working knowledge of UK fire legislation and design standards Ability to lead fire safety across the project lifecycle and collaborate with internal and external stakeholders What is on offer Basic salary up to £120,000 depending on experience 25 days annual leave plus public holidays Company car or car allowance (£6k) Bonus Life cover at three times salary Enhanced pension scheme Flexible hybrid working with base offices in Birmingham or London Ongoing CPD support and structured development opportunities Why this role This is a high-impact opportunity to lead on fire safety across projects with long-term value to communities. The organisation is in the process of building in-house capability and raising delivery standards across a national portfolio of regeneration, retrofit and housing programmes. The position offers strategic input, operational autonomy and a collaborative working environment. It is well suited to someone looking to make a meaningful and lasting contribution to how building safety is managed and delivered across the UK. Location Hybrid role with flexibility across home, site and office. Base offices in Birmingham or London. Occasional national travel as required. Next steps Apply today for a confidential conversation.

We are working with a leading organisation in the built environment sector to appoint a Lead Fire Engineer. This is a permanent senior-level position offering national project exposure, flexible working and the opportunity to influence fire safety delivery across a wide portfolio of regeneration, retrofit and new build programmes. The successful individual will lead on the development of fire strategies, provide technical input across multi-disciplinary teams and ensure that fire safety is embedded throughout the design and construction process. The role is suited to someone with strong technical credibility and the ability to operate independently while contributing to wider project and business goals. Key responsibilities Lead the development of project-specific fire strategies across all RIBA design stages, ensuring alignment with UK Building Regulations, BS 9999, BS 7974 and other relevant guidance Provide specialist input on active and passive fire protection, compartmentation, smoke control, means of escape and structural fire resistance Collaborate with internal design teams and external stakeholders to ensure fire safety is fully integrated within coordinated design solutions Review and approve fire-related documentation including risk assessments, technical reports and contractor submittals Provide technical assurance during construction and commissioning, including oversight of installation and system testing Support post-occupancy fire safety reviews and contribute to overall building safety planning and continuous improvement Ensure fire safety considerations are integrated within digital design workflows, including BIM coordination and record management Maintain up-to-date knowledge of fire safety regulations, emerging best practice and relevant technical developments Contribute to technical input for proposals and bid submissions when required Candidate requirements Degree-qualified in Fire Engineering or a related discipline Chartered Engineer or Member of the Institution of Fire Engineers, or working towards Experience delivering fire engineering input across Construction, housing projects or similar. Strong working knowledge of UK fire legislation and design standards Ability to lead fire safety across the project lifecycle and collaborate with internal and external stakeholders What is on offer Basic salary up to £120,000 depending on experience 25 days annual leave plus public holidays Company car or car allowance (£6k) Bonus Life cover at three times salary Enhanced pension scheme Flexible hybrid working with base offices in Birmingham or London Ongoing CPD support and structured development opportunities Why this role This is a high-impact opportunity to lead on fire safety across projects with long-term value to communities. The organisation is in the process of building in-house capability and raising delivery standards across a national portfolio of regeneration, retrofit and housing programmes. The position offers strategic input, operational autonomy and a collaborative working environment. It is well suited to someone looking to make a meaningful and lasting contribution to how building safety is managed and delivered across the UK. Location Hybrid role with flexibility across home, site and office. Base offices in Birmingham or London. Occasional national travel as required. Next steps Apply today for a confidential conversation

We are working with a leading organisation in the built environment sector to appoint a Lead Fire Engineer. This is a permanent senior-level position offering national project exposure, flexible working and the opportunity to influence fire safety delivery across a wide portfolio of regeneration, retrofit and new build programmes. The successful individual will lead on the development of fire strategies, provide technical input across multi-disciplinary teams and ensure that fire safety is embedded throughout the design and construction process. The role is suited to someone with strong technical credibility and the ability to operate independently while contributing to wider project and business goals. Key responsibilities Lead the development of project-specific fire strategies across all RIBA design stages, ensuring alignment with UK Building Regulations, BS 9999, BS 7974 and other relevant guidance Provide specialist input on active and passive fire protection, compartmentation, smoke control, means of escape and structural fire resistance Collaborate with internal design teams and external stakeholders to ensure fire safety is fully integrated within coordinated design solutions Review and approve fire-related documentation including risk assessments, technical reports and contractor submittals Provide technical assurance during construction and commissioning, including oversight of installation and system testing Support post-occupancy fire safety reviews and contribute to overall building safety planning and continuous improvement Ensure fire safety considerations are integrated within digital design workflows, including BIM coordination and record management Maintain up-to-date knowledge of fire safety regulations, emerging best practice and relevant technical developments Contribute to technical input for proposals and bid submissions when required Candidate requirements Degree-qualified in Fire Engineering or a related discipline Chartered Engineer or Member of the Institution of Fire Engineers, or working towards Experience delivering fire engineering input across Construction, housing projects or similar. Strong working knowledge of UK fire legislation and design standards Ability to lead fire safety across the project lifecycle and collaborate with internal and external stakeholders What is on offer Basic salary up to £120,000 depending on experience 25 days annual leave plus public holidays Company car or car allowance (£6k) Bonus Life cover at three times salary Enhanced pension scheme Flexible hybrid working with base offices in Birmingham or London Ongoing CPD support and structured development opportunities Why this role This is a high-impact opportunity to lead on fire safety across projects with long-term value to communities. The organisation is in the process of building in-house capability and raising delivery standards across a national portfolio of regeneration, retrofit and housing programmes. The position offers strategic input, operational autonomy and a collaborative working environment. It is well suited to someone looking to make a meaningful and lasting contribution to how building safety is managed and delivered across the UK. Location Hybrid role with flexibility across home, site and office. Base offices in Birmingham or London. Occasional national travel as required. Next steps Apply today for a confidential conversation.

A specialist contractor delivering turnkey cleanrooms and high-performance controlled environments is seeking an experienced Project Manager to support national project delivery. The business operates within technically demanding sectors where build quality, compliance and programme control are critical. This role exists to strengthen project leadership capacity as the company continues to deliver multiple concurrent construction schemes across the UK. This would be a suitable role for a Project Manager, Contract Manager, or Project Engineer to step into. The Role You will take full responsibility for the commercial, technical and operational delivery of controlled environment construction projects from award through to handover. Projects include cleanrooms and associated mechanical, electrical and specialist systems installations. Key responsibilities include: Managing full project lifecycle including procurement, scheduling, cost control and reporting Obtaining and negotiating supply chain quotations and placing purchase orders Coordinating structural, mechanical, electrical, commissioning and specialist subcontract packages Managing project programmes and issuing weekly schedules and progress reports Reviewing drawings, Bills of Quantities and User Requirement Specifications (URS) Overseeing design coordination and supplier drawing approvals Managing site Health & Safety including Construction Phase Plans and CDM compliance Reviewing and compiling RAMS for all activities Controlling variations, issuing RFIs and maintaining accurate cost tracking Supervising commissioning, testing, Installation Qualification (IQ) and Design Qualification (DQ) processes Managing client communication, chairing meetings and agreeing staged valuations Coordinating O&M manuals, as-built documentation and final handover packs This is a hands-on role requiring strong commercial awareness, programme discipline and confident stakeholder management across multiple live projects. Requirements Proven track record delivering complex construction or technically driven projects Experience managing multiple concurrent schemes Strong understanding of Bills of Quantities and technical drawing interpretation Demonstrable commercial control and variation management experience Confident managing subcontractors and direct labour Strong knowledge of CDM regulations and site Health & Safety compliance Structured approach to project reporting, RFI management and client communication Experience within cleanrooms, controlled environments, life sciences, healthcare or specialist M&E environments advantageous Package Highly competitive salary (dependent on experience) 31 days holiday including Bank Holidays (three mandatory at Christmas) 6% employer pension contribution Hybrid flexibility available for the right candidate WR HVAC M&E are recruitment partner for HVAC jobs. Our customers include a range of large and small M&E companies, manufacturers and suppliers of heating, ventilation, air conditioning and refrigeration equipment. We recruit UK wide for sales, management and technical jobs. WR is acting as an Employment Agency in relation to this vacancy.

Spencer Clarke Group are working closely alongside a Local Authority in West Yorkshire to assist with the appointment of a Structural Engineer on an interim contract. Contract Details Pay Scale – Inside IR35 – Negotiable dependent on experience Location – Hybrid working – Site / office visits required Contract Length – Minimum 6-months. Possibility of extension Key Responsibilities • Managing the performance and responsibility for a range of capital projects involving multi-discipline and single discipline design teams preparing new build, refurbishment and remodelling building contracts. • Act in the role of Structural Design on routine and complex projects and manage design teams within a trading account. You will be able to initiate, develop and promote the professional, commercial and contractual factors affecting service delivery including applying information technology to best advantage. • Act as the Councils Technical Authority in relation to its Built Environment and Assets, developing, implementing, monitoring and amending technical specifications, strategies, practices and standards to ensure compliance with all statutory requirements. • Provide advocacy as a technical structural expert to the Capital Delivery and Development team during implementation of projects and to Senior Managers, Elected Members, Council Cabinet, Scrutiny, Partners and all Stakeholders. Experience Needed • Post qualification demonstrable design experience in their area of excellence on both single and multi-discipline capital or revenue projects • A detailed knowledge of structural issues associated with new build, extensions, remodelling and refurbishment of all building types including historic and listed buildings • Provable experience over the last five years in leading and managing single/multi-disciplinary design teams. • Proven track record of production and delivery of structural work packages to an agreed level of performance and standard. If you are interested in the role or would like to know more, please apply now, then contact Joe at Spencer Clarke Group on (phone number removed)