Technical Engineer - Firestop

Job Description

The Engineer must have a basic knowledge about the construction applications especially with respect to MEP, Civil, Drywall/Gypsum Wall applications, basic Facade Details to help her/him understand the details of UL/Intertek with minute accuracy, that will enable her/him to make Firestop Codes/Standards compliant judgements Engineering Judgement Analysis Support FPC Team and Engineering Specification Consultants in Firestop Tested systems and Engineering Judgements With an assessment of the most appropriate and combination of UL documents/Intertek Documents after a site survey has been conducted by HAFSC, FPC In answering queries related to tested system in conjunction with inputs from Firestop Product Manager Coordinating with Global Engineering Judgement teams for approval to specific unique cases, which need expert advice based on internal testing and empirical assessments Engineering Judgement Documents Preparation Making accurate and compliant judgement and for specific firestop applications based on Market Reach requirements which exceed the standard criteria in the certificates Search through UL Library with more than 5000 UL Certificates and utilise the most appropriate certificates to create Engineering Judgements Preparation of rough sketches with detailed technical points for the application and guiding the AutoCAD Operator for preparation of EJs Utilise details mentioned in UL Certificates to cross-check the AutoCAD drawings, make necessary changes and create the final EJ document Ensure proper documentation and explanation for each individual EJ Professionally record your hours spent on the project and update them for all cases Ensure business conversion data is tracked through SFDC Teamwork and development Establish excellent working relationships with fellow members of the Fires Protection CC and functional counterparts in HNA-EJ Team, Kaufering EJ Team and Region A2 Actively learn and maintain Hilti Standards for highest quality and compliance of EJs even under extreme demands for modification to suit jobsite needs, which might not be compliant per UL/Intertek Standards