Fire Risk Assessor Required

[AnthonyB]

Alcumus is a market-leading provider of technology-enabled compliance risk management and certification services, supporting both UK and International clients with their Testing, Inspection & Certification (TIC) and Governance, Risk & Compliance (GRC) strategies.

We are looking for an experienced fire safety professional to join the existing consultancy team in Alcumus SM&MS, a BAFE SP205 accredited provider of fire risk assessments.

The successful applicant is likely to have:
- At least five years continuous recent experience in fire safety, in enforcement or consultancy
- Excellent communication skills.
- Knowledge of relevant fire safety & building codes and British Standards.
- Knowledge of fire engineering principles.
- Particular experience with residential properties such as purpose built flats, HMO's, etc
- Good experience in using IT based reporting/recording systems
- It would be advantageous to also have a relevant Health & Safety qualification.

Much of the work will involve carrying out fire risk assessments for corporate clients throughout the UK, particularly in London & the South, as well as providing general fire safety advice, liaison with enforcement bodies, including advising on projects in existing buildings and new build schemes.

Salary is commensurate with qualifications and experience.  A company car & health plan is provided.  You should be based south of England, ideally the home counties.  This is a home based role with travel required.

Please send your CV, along with a short paragraph as to why you would suit this role to anthony.buck@alcumusgroup.com

To find out more about us visit: http://www.alcumusgroup.com/ & http://www.sm-ms.co.uk/

[colin todd]

The successful applicant is likely to have:
- At least five years continuous recent experience in fire safety, in enforcement or consultancy I have been in fire safety for 40 years in November. TICK
- Excellent communication skills. My mother used to say I could talk the hind legs off a donkey, though this is never happened when I feed the donkeys at the local pub.  TICK
- Knowledge of relevant fire safety & building codes and British Standards. Who needs those. I can just do what everyone else does and ask people on Firenet to tell me what the standards say, as some mug is likely to have bought a copy.  TICK
- Knowledge of fire engineering principles. I can recite the fire triangle.  TICK
- Particular experience with residential properties such as purpose built flats, HMO's, etc  This is defo me-I was brought up in an Edinburgh tenement. TICK
- Good experience in using IT based reporting/recording systems  Check the typing of this message, Tone, and you will see I can type, plus my daughter is teaching me to use an IPAD  TICK
- It would be advantageous to also have a relevant Health & Safety qualification. I have signed the company H&S policy, plus, as every H&S practitioner thinks they can do FRAs, how much can there be to H&S.  I am giving myself a TICK


OK Tony, I am in I think.  Give me the salary of a Dep in LFB and a Jag and I am yours. When do I start?

[kurnal]

Trouble is Col they are really looking for someone who stops talking  long enough get some work done.

[colin todd]

There is nothing to that effect in Tony's spec, Big Al. Plus, you ought to see the charegable work on my timesheet thanks to the English FRS.