Fire Sprinkler Designer

Job Details

FIRE SPRINKLER DESIGNER

JOB DESCRIPTION

Job Responsibilities include but are not limited to:

Design and layout sprinkler systems using specialized CAD software packages that are based on the AutoCAD platform.
Coordinate sprinkler system piping with other building components. Perform hydraulic calculations.
Read and interpret construction documents, including drawings, specifications, and contracts.
Interpret and apply applicable NFPA standards to the design and/or layout of the sprinkler systems based on the building type, construction type, hazard classification and architectural features.
Perform field check of completed design to verify accuracy, if required.

Work closely with the Estimation department, Design Manager, and Operations Manager to review the scope sheet and requirements of each project.
Coordinate projects to meet delivery dates.
Communicate with AHJs, contractors, and other trades.
Coordinate with team members for listing of required materials.
Coordinate with team members for permitting and inspection requirements.

Actively participate in predesign and review meetings.
Identify opportunities for cost-saving measures and quality improvement
Adhere to company safety policies and procedures to ensure all duties are performed in a safe and professional manner
Provide outstanding customer service
Other duties as assigned

Knowledge:

Work Experience:

Minimum Experience: 5+ years Fire Protection Design experience or a Fire Sprinkler Design Degree

Skills and Competencies:

Proficient in AutoCAD and Microsoft Office is required. HydraCAD is preferred.
Visualizes 3D concepts and solves basic mathematic problems, including geometry and algebra

Proficient in interpreting and applying applicable NFPA standards, and in reading and interpreting construction documents.

Must obtain and retain any licenses that are required by national, state/province, and local codes.
Experience with a variety of system types and manufacturers
Strong knowledge of industry codes such as IFC, NFPA, IBC, and NEC
Ability to read and interpret architectural, electrical, and mechanical drawings

Physical Requirements

100% Office Setting, including sitting, some bending, some lifting, walking and viewing