Group
Occupation
241936 Fire Safety Engineer
Latest release
Consultation draft: Australian and New Zealand Standard Classification of Occupations (ANZSCO)
Reference period
July 2024
Released
25/07/2024
First release
241936 Fire Safety Engineer
Studies, designs, and develops fire protection strategies to analyse, prevent, and mitigate fire risk in various structures and environments.
Registration or licensing may be required.
Specialisation
- Fire Protection Engineer
ANZSCO skill level
This occupation has a skill level corresponding to the qualifications and experience below.
Australia
- Skill Level 1: Bachelor Degree, higher qualification, or at least five years of relevant experience
New Zealand
- Skill Level 1: Bachelor Degree, higher qualification, or at least five years of relevant experience
Main tasks
- Designs fire detection, fire suppression, and fire control systems and equipment
- Assesses and rates fire risks to ensure buildings comply with existing fire safety legislation and regulations
- Analyses building designs to develop fire strategies, including fire escape routes, safety systems, and facilities for fire services
- Studies causes of fires and provides solutions to prevent them
- Uses computer modelling to simulate and understand fire, test safety levels, and validate fire prevention systems
- Designs strategies to protect people and their environment from fire