Job Description
A specialist fire consultancy is seeking an experienced Facade Consultant with a strong architectural background and proven fire safety experience. This is a strong opportunity for a Facade Consultant who understands external wall systems, fa ade design, compliance, and the importance of practical fire safety advice across complex buildings. The successful Facade Consultant will support clients across residential, commercial, mixed-use, and high-rise projects, providing technical input on fa ade performance, external wall build-ups, fire risk, and remediation strategies. The Facade Consultant's Role The Facade Consultant will review architectural drawings, fa ade details, specifications, fire strategies, and external wall construction information. They will advise on cladding systems, insulation, cavity barriers, fire stopping, materials, buildability, and compliance with relevant UK guidance. The Facade Consultant will prepare technical reports, attend design team meetings, support site inspections, liaise with clients, and work closely with fire engineers, architects, contractors, and developers. The role will involve both new build and existing building projects, including fa ade assessments and remediation advice. The Facade Consultant The successful Facade Consultant will ideally have: A background in Architecture, Architectural Technology, Building Design, or a similar discipline Experience within fire consultancy, fa ade consultancy, or external wall assessment Knowledge of UK Building Regulations, Approved Document B, and fa ade fire safety guidance Understanding of cladding, insulation, cavity barriers, fire stopping, and external wall systems Strong report writing, drawing review, and client-facing skills Experience using AutoCAD, Revit, or similar software would be beneficial In Return? Salary of 50,000 - 65,000 Pension contribution Flexible working arrangements Professional development and technical training Supp
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