Job Description

The Smoke Management System Technician is responsible for installing, testing, and maintaining smoke control and ventilation systems in compliance with fire and life-safety standards. The role includes assembling mechanical components, routing ducts and cables, installing fans and dampers, and ensuring proper system operation after completion.

Key Responsibilities:

1. Installation of Smoke Management Equipment

Install smoke extraction fans, stairwell pressurization fans, jet fans, and mechanical ventilation units. Install motorized dampers, fire dampers, and smoke dampers. Route and fix ductwork, supports, hangers, and flexible connections as per drawings. Install control panels, sensors, wiring, and fire-rated cabling required for smoke control systems.

2. Testing, Balancing & Commissioning Support

Support functional testing of fans, dampers, smoke detectors, and control systems. Assist in airflow measurement, pressure tests, and checking fan rotation/operation. Report faults, on-conformities, and help troubleshoot installation issues.

3. Compliance & Documentation

Follow installation guidelines as per approved shop drawings, method statements, and DCD codes. Maintain records of installed components, inspection requests (IRs), and daily progress reports. Ensure all components used meet project specifications.

4. Coordination & Communication

Coordinate with HVAC technicians, electricians, fire safety engineers, and civil teams to avoid site clashes. Communicate installation progress and technical issues to the site engineer or supervisor. Attend toolbox meetings and follow instructions from supervisors.

5. Safety Responsibilities

Comply with all fire safety, electrical safety, and site safety protocols. Use PPE and follow permit-to-work, lock-out/tag-out, and confined-space procedures. Identify and report unsafe conditions or hazards.

Qualification & Experience:

Technical Diploma / ITI in Mechanical, Electrical, or Fire & Safety Technology. Min 2-4 years of experience in HVAC/Fire Fighting mechanical installation. Knowledge of smoke control and ventilation system installation. Familiarity with ducts, fans, dampers, BMS/FACP connections, and fire-rated materials. Ability to read basic mechanical and electrical drawings. Hands-on experience with power tools and installation tools. Strong troubleshooting, teamwork, and communication skills. Experience on high-rise buildings, malls, tunnels, or industrial projects is advantageous.
Job Types: Full-time, Permanent