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Fire Protection Designer
Location: Onsite
Compensation: $70,000 - $120,000 DOEAbout the Opportunity
A well-established fire protection contractor is seeking a Fire Protection Designer to join its growing team. This role is ideal for someone with experience designing fire sprinkler systems and collaborating with project teams to deliver code-compliant, high-quality fire protection solutions.
Responsibilities: Design fire sprinkler systems for commercial, industrial, and institutional projects. Prepare detailed layouts, drawings, and calculations in accordance with NFPA standards and local codes. Coordinate with project managers, engineers, contractors, and AHJs. Create hydraulic calculations and material stock listings. Revise designs based on field conditions and project requirements. Support permitting and approval processes. Assist with project closeout documentation and as-built drawings.
Qualifications: Experience designing fire sprinkler systems. Proficiency with AutoCAD and fire sprinkler design software. Strong understanding of NFPA codes and industry standards. Ability to read and interpret construction drawings and specifications. Strong communication and organizational skills. NICET certification is a plus.
Preferred: Prior experience working for a fire protection contractor. Knowledge of hydraulic calculations and permitting processes. Ability to manage multiple projects simultaneously.
Benefits: Competitive salary based on experience. Stable, growing organization with long-term career opportunities. Collaborative team environment. Comprehensive benefits package. Interested candidates should have a background in fire sprinkler design and a desire to work onsite with an experienced team delivering high-quality fire protection solutions.

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Level

Senior

Salary

$70,000 - $120,000

Location

Los Angeles, CA

Occupation

Fire-Prevention and Protection Engineers

Industry

Fire Protection

Posted

16 days ago

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