Develop and oversee implementation of frameworks
- Permanent role with opportunity to build flexi leave
- Hybrid working model
Our client is the leading transport agency in New South Wales who lead the development of a safe, efficient, integrated transport system that keeps people and goods moving, connects communities and shapes the future of our cities, centres and regions.
They are currently seeking an experienced Fire Engineer for a permanent Advisory role within the Asset Management Branch who are part of the Safety, Environment and Regulation (SER) division._Within the Asset Management Branch, there are seven Engineering cohorts including the Interchanges and Buildings team. Interchanges and Buildings is responsible for the strategic and technical leadership and asset management assurance of stations, light rail stops, bus stops, wharves and associated facilities such as tunnels, carparks, maintenance facilities etc.
Reporting to the Director Interchanges & Buildings, the role is responsible for ensuring fire services outcomes across the Transport cluster are realised in a manner that discharges out enterprise accountabilities. These include statutory compliance, safety, risk, cost, and performance.
Key accountabilities;_Develop and oversee implementation of frameworks for the control of fire engineering outcomesDevelop Transport standards related to fire engineering that are multi-modal and address all stages of the asset life cycleChampion the adoption of Transport standards related to fire engineering and promote intelligent means of complianceLead and support initiatives designed to improve fire engineering outcomes for the Transport clusterResearch fire systems, processes, practices, data and related information,incorporate into the relevant frameworks and disseminate to relevant partiesContribute to the standards development process for other disciplinesConduct assurance activities which may include review, documentation audit, site inspection or the likeTechnical assessment of concessions to Transport standards whilst balancingcompeting interests and assuring the expected outcomesConduct technical capability assessments and audits of Authorised EngineeringOrganisations (AEOs) / Technically Assured Organisations (TAOs)Review and advise on documentation such as designs, drawings, strategies, policies, plans, assessments, NCC performance solutions, authorisations etcCollaborate with and balance competing demands from relevant stakeholders of technical and non-technical backgroundsEssential requirements;_Tertiary qualifications in Fire Engineering.Key knowledge and experience;_Thorough knowledge or awareness of relevant codes of practice, standards, regulatory legislation relating to the design, construction, operation and maintenance of fire protection systems.Thorough understanding of current and emerging technologies relevant to design, maintenance and / or operation of fire protection systems, especially with respect to advancements that will impact on fire engineering (e.g. electric vehicle fires).Demonstrated capability in delivering technical advice and directions, performing advanced investigations and analyses in a technology-driven environment.Capacity to operate both independently, using initiative and self-direction, and as a team member to produce consistently high-quality work.Ability to maintain a high degree of confidentiality, discretion, and judgement while maintaining a strong customer service approach.