Key responsibilities of the FireProtection Project Manager include (but are not limited to):
- Manage fire protection projects from handover to sign-off.
- Plan the work, run the site teams and subcontractors, as well as keep on top of quality and evidence.
- Work closely with Quantity Surveyors on cost and with clients' site teams on a day-to-day basis.
- Take over projects from the estimating team and get to know the scope, programme, budget and contract.
- Carry out survey sites before starting, including fire door surveys and checking existing compartmentation and penetrations.
- Write RAMS and site-specific plans, including access, permits, working at height and out-of-hours working.
- Plan resources, materials and subcontractors so the right people and certified products are on site at the right time.
- Agree access, phasing and working hours with clients, building managers and residents.
- Manage the installers and subcontractors on several sites at once.
- Make sure firestopping and fire doors are installed to the manufacturers' tested details and the right standards.
- Keep a tight record of every penetration and door.
- Carry out quality inspections
- Deal with design queries and changes on site and flag anything outside the scope
- Keep sites safe, tidy and compliant.
- Be the main contact for the client on each job, with clear weekly updates and progress meetings
Fire Protection Project Manager in Ringwood employer: Aspire
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