Enjoy a permanent position, career progression and the opportunity to work hybrid as a Passive Fire Estimator. This role offers the chance to carry out QS responsibilities across the public sector in Manchester. You will be working for a well-established organisation that values quality, safety and compliance, with a strong commitment to delivering high-quality works across a range of public sector properties.
As the Passive Fire Estimator, you will be: Evaluating tender documents, specifications, drawings, and fire safety requirements. Preparing cost estimates and pricing for passive fire protection works, including: Fire stopping Fire compartmentation Fire doors Cavity barriers Fire protection to structural steel Fire boarding and penetration sealing Obtaining and reviewing quotations from suppliers. Liaising with clients, contractors, consultants, and internal departments to understand all specifications. Passive Fire Estimator required experience: Minimum 4 years' experience doing QS works Proven experience working in the public sector Ability to demonstrate knowledge of fire doors and fire stopping As the Passive Fire Estimator, you will receive: £45,000-£55,000 25 days annual leave + statutory days Flexible working opportunity Healthcare and pension scheme
We are keen to see CVs from Quantity Surveyors and Fire Protection Estimators. If this Passive Fire Estimator position sounds like you and you would like to apply for the position, call Freya on or send over your updated CV to TPBN1_UKTJ
Passive Fire Estimator in London employer: Niyaa People
Join a supportive and dynamic team as a Gas Engineer, where your skills will be valued in making a real difference in the community. With a focus on work-life balance, you can enjoy consistent Monday to Friday hours, competitive mileage payments, and opportunities for professional growth while working on meaningful projects across Wolverhampton and Staffordshire. Our inclusive work culture fosters collaboration and innovation, ensuring that you thrive in your role and contribute to the well-being of social housing residents.
