Fire Protection/Alarm-Project Designer/Engineer
Project Designer/Engineer- Fire Protection/Fire Alarm
About MCE:
Michaud Cooley Erickson (MCE) is a privately owned full-service engineering firm specializing in providing exceptional mechanical, electrical, lighting, fire safety, security, technological systems, commissioning, and energy management solutions for our clients nationwide. Our dedication to cutting edge building systems design is woven into the fabric of our operations. We cultivate a vibrant culture fueled by sustainable growth, innovative engineering solutions, and impactful experiences.
At MCE, we understand that at the heart of every successful project are the people it impacts. We are dedicated to fostering enduring relationships with our clients and partners, ensuring a holistic approach where every voice is valued, and every vision is nurtured.
The role of Project Designer/Engineer is a strong technical designer that can work independently to take portions of a project from start to finish. They ensure that projects are designed and documented according to the parameters set by the Project Manager, Lead Engineer, and Engineer of Record.
Essential Duties & Responsibilities
Technical Design
- Works independently to take portions of a project from start to finish based on direction from the Project Manager, Lead Engineer, and Engineer of Record.
- Performs routine code review and analysis.
- Performs routine design calculations for sprinkler/fire alarm systems.
- Follows design standards set by the Project Manager, Lead Engineer, and Engineer of Record.
- Researches and presents fire protection system design options to the Project Manager, Lead Engineer, and Engineer of Record.
- Follows company master design standards.
- Ensures that the QA/QC process is followed and documented.
- Develops a working knowledge of all system types within their discipline.
- Develops knowledge of current design trends and best practices.
Training
- Directs less experienced technical staff in how to perform routine design tasks and routine calculations.
- Trains less experienced staff how to use master design tools and standards.