The Fire Protection Site Engineer serves as the on-site engineering representative and works with the fire protection contractor, general contractor, owner, and design team to support successful construction project execution. The role focuses on identifying and resolving field engineering issues, coordinating Requests for Information (RFIs), supporting submittal approvals, and maintaining communication among stakeholders so that design intent is preserved and project milestones are met. The position is primarily site-based for the duration of the project and typically requires 40 to 60 hours per week, depending on project demands. The project site is in central Missouri, approximately 75 miles west of St. Louis, Missouri. After the project is complete, the engineer transitions to an office-based engineering role supporting design and project execution. In the office-based phase, the engineer develops conceptual and detailed fire protection designs and documents, takes ownership of the fire protection scope, coordinates designs with other disciplines, and participates throughout project delivery from conceptual design through construction administration and closeout. The role also includes calculations and analyses, technical reviews, commissioning and acceptance testing, quality assurance, mentoring junior staff, and support for client and business development activities.
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Job Type
Full-time
Career Level
Senior