Fire Project Engineer (Entry Level Welcome)

About the role

Johnson Controls is hiring a Fire Project Engineer. The role oversees projects so they are completed in line with scope, budget, codes and schedule, and coordinates work with customers, subcontractors and the sales team. Entry-level candidates are welcome to apply.

Key responsibilities

• Define scope, budget and schedule, and plan and oversee the work schedule for several small to medium projects in coordination with the supervisor
• Delegate tasks, coordinate communication with the customer and track progress and project health
• Identify project risks and recommend resolutions, and identify and secure variation orders
• Monitor compliance with codes, practices, QA/QC policies and specifications, and run regular quality audits of suppliers and subcontractors
• Control costs and track delivery against the financial commitment per CIS
• Work with the sales team on tender bidding and supervise subcontractors' work at site
• Schedule purchases and deliveries of materials, and assign and supervise assistant project engineers and technicians
• Handle system applications, drafting, database generation and commissioning, and follow up on customer payments and supplier payments
• Train the customer, provide the first-year maintenance warranty schedule and hand over the project to the service team

Required profile

• Diploma or degree with at least 1 year of relevant experience in building services, M&E or construction, preferably in fire protection systems
• Competence in chiller plants and airside replacement
• Willingness to interact with clients, consultants and subcontractors, and to work odd hours when needed
• Willingness to learn new things

Required skills

• Microsoft Excel, Word and MS Project (essential)
• Chiller plant and airside replacement knowledge

What we offer

• Competitive salary
• Paid vacation, holidays and sick leave
• Comprehensive benefits package
• On-the-job and cross-training opportunities
• Collaborative team environment and a Zero Harm safety policy