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Assistant Manager - Fire Safety Engineering

Seoul, Seoul, South Korea

Join Our Team as an Assistant Manager at Jensen Hughes!

Are you ready to make a difference in the world of safety and security? At Jensen Hughes, we are on the lookout for a passionate Assistant Manager to join our Fire & Building Safety team. Here, your expertise will contribute to solving some of the most complex challenges in the industry, helping to protect lives, property, and reputations across various sectors.

 

Why Jensen Hughes?

At Jensen Hughes, purpose fuels everything we do. You will collaborate with the industry’s top minds, working on high-stakes projects that truly matter. We pride ourselves on providing meaningful opportunities for career growth and development, supported by mentorship and innovative technologies. Your contributions will not only be recognised but celebrated, as we believe in fostering an inclusive and rewarding culture built on connection and respect.

 

Your Role:

As an Assistant Manager, you will play a crucial role in delivering impactful and purpose-driven work. As an Assistant Manager, you will be mentored by some of the industry leaders to grow your knowledge and experience, while working on a huge range of different projects. You will:

  • Collaborate with industry leaders and contribute to pioneering projects.
  • Drive innovation through in-house research and technical expertise.
  • Be mentored and have hands on experience with fire engineering, fire safety and risk assessment.
  • Liaise with clients and our team to work through solutions.
  • Participation in site and final inspections.
  • Help prepare reports of our findings and help the client make the best decision for safety.

 

Who You Are:

You are enthusiastic about Fire Engineering with a passion for safety and a commitment to excellence. You thrive in a collaborative environment and are eager to take on challenges that make a real difference. You love to think “outside the box” to find real life solutions and deliver large projects.

 

If you are ready to join a team where your contributions matter and where you can help build a safer, more secure world for generations to come, we want to hear from you!

 

Apply now to become a part of Jensen Hughes and take the next step in your career!

 

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