Building Safety Manager

Key Responsibilities:

• Develop and co-ordinate a programme of fire-safety and building-safety driven projects derived from FRA actions, safety case requirements, Building Safety Regulator expectations, and investment needs.
• Plan and ensure consistent management of multiple fire safety projects, ensuring delivery against scope, timelines, budgets and quality standards.
• Implement project controls, milestone tracking, risk logs, progress reporting, financial monitoring, and audit readiness.
• Coordinate internal technical teams, contractors and consultants to ensure effective, compliant delivery.

At Citizen, we are committed to meeting the government's post-Grenfell requirements, as set out in PAS 8673-2. In particular, we are focused on ensuring the appropriate technical competencies relating to the key duty holder, approved person, and responsible person roles.

Qualification Expectations (Technical Baseline):

While there is no single mandatory qualification, PAS 8673-2 expects access to individuals with relevant professional and technical expertise. Typically, this would include one or more of the following (or equivalent):

• Chartered status or professional membership (e.g. RICS, CIOB, IFE, IOSH, IIRSM)
• A degree or Level 6+ qualification in:
• Building / Construction
• Fire Engineering
• Building Safety
• Facilities / Asset Management
• Formal Building Safety or Fire Safety qualifications (Level 5-7)