FAQs
What is the primary mission of Cundall's Fire Safety Engineering team in Ireland?
The primary mission of Cundall's Fire Safety Engineering team in Ireland is to ensure that a building's fire protection complies with relevant legislation while providing a safe environment in a cost-effective manner without compromising architectural integrity.
What sectors will the Fire Associate work in?
The Fire Associate will work across various sectors, including data centres, healthcare, education, retail, commercial, and tall buildings.
What qualifications are required for this role?
Candidates should be educated to degree level in a related discipline and either be a Chartered engineer or already working towards chartership, with substantial relevant experience in Fire Safety Engineering design.
What types of designs will the Fire Associate be responsible for?
The Fire Associate will be responsible for designs including feasibility studies, fire safety strategies, advanced fire safety design, fire strategy drawings, evacuation strategies, smoke management, structural fire engineering, and fire risk management.
What software knowledge is expected for this role?
Candidates should have a proven technical understanding of relevant design software used in Fire Safety Engineering.
Is mentorship a part of this position?
Yes, the role involves taking ownership and responsibility for training and mentoring more junior members of the team.
What skills are essential for success in this role?
Essential skills include excellent communication, understanding of financial and resource management, and the ability to use initiative to overcome challenges.
What awards has Cundall's Fire Safety Engineering team won?
Cundall's Fire Safety Engineering team won the 2021 CIBSE Innovation Award.
Does Cundall promote diversity and inclusion in the workplace?
Yes, Cundall positively welcomes applications from individuals of all backgrounds and identities and encourages a diverse and inclusive culture.
What is the location of the Dublin office?
The Dublin office is located overlooking St Stephen’s Green in central Dublin.