Smoke Ventilation Commissioning Engineer
Listed on 2026-10-18
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Engineering
Electrical Engineering, Building Services Engineer, Systems Engineer, HVAC Tech / Heating Engineer
Salary: GBP
40000 - GBP
50000 per annum
Smoke Ventilation Commissioning Engineer
Location:
South-East England
Suitable for:
Smoke Control Engineer, Smoke Ventilation Engineer, Commissioning Engineer, AOV Engineer
An established specialist smoke control contractor is looking for an experienced Smoke Ventilation Commissioning Engineer to cover projects across London and the surrounding counties. The role involves commissioning, testing and fault-finding on mechanical and natural smoke ventilation systems, including AOVs, smoke dampers, extract fans and associated control panels.
You will be responsible for ensuring systems operate in accordance with design specifications and fire safety requirements, including integration with fire alarm and BMS systems. The position also involves supporting electrical installations, reviewing wiring diagrams and coordinating with project teams and contractors on site.
Requirements
Proven experience commissioning smoke ventilation or smoke control systems
Strong knowledge of AOVs, smoke dampers, extract fans and smoke control panels
Confident with electrical fault finding, testing and commissioning
Level 3 Electrical Qualification and 18th Edition BS 7671
Able to interpret electrical drawings, schematics and wiring diagrams
Valid ECS / CSCS card and full UK driving licence
IPAF / PASMA advantageous
Based within approximately 50 miles of London or with easy access to the capital
Package
23 days holiday increasing to 27 days + Bank Holidays
Additional birthday holiday
Salary sacrifice pension scheme
Group earnings scheme
Life and accident insurance
Medical cash plan and employee assistance programme
Ongoing technical training and career development
Field-based position covering London and surrounding counties
Accommodation provided where working away is required
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