Fire Safety Engineer at Jensen Hughes

Department: TechnicalEducation: education_required

Location: London, England
Level: not_specified
Posted: Jul 20, 2026

Description

Jensen Hughes is hiring a Fire Engineer in London to develop fire strategies, perform fire engineering calculations and modelling, advise on fire safety design and Building Regulations compliance, review architectural drawings, conduct site inspections and risk assessments, liaise with approval bodies and fire authorities, and produce technical reports and presentations. The role works across residential, commercial, mixed-use, healthcare, and infrastructure projects and requires a fire engineering or similar degree, a consultancy background, UK fire safety knowledge, and experience preparing fire strategies and technical reports.

Required Skills

Fire engineering
Fire safety design
Building Regulations
Risk assessment
Stakeholder management
Technical reporting

Additional Information

Minimum Education: Bachelor’s degree or higher in Fire Engineering or a similar field such as Mechanical Engineering
Required Previous Experiences: Background in fire engineering, preferably in a consultancy environment
Experience preparing fire strategies and technical reports
Preferred Qualifications: Consultancy environment experience
Translation Company Name: Jensen Hughes

About Jensen Hughes

Jensen Hughes

fire + building safety, security, risk, forensics and emergency managementKowloon, US

Its services include fire protection engineering, code consulting, accessibility and universal design, risk assessments, security risk consulting, and research, development, testing and evaluation. The company serves industries including aviation, education, government and military, healthcare, manufacturing, nuclear power, and transit and tunnels. Jensen Hughes says its expertise began with fire protection engineering in the United States and has since extended across additional services worldwide. Its global team includes more than 1,800 dedicated professionals who collaborate to advance the science of safety.