MEP Supervisor

Position: MEP Supervisor – Fire Protection & Fire Fighting Systems

Location: Singapore

Job Responsibilities:

• Manage and supervise on-site installation, inspection, and testing activities for fire protection and fire suppression systems, ensuring compliance with project requirements and safety standards.
• Oversee the installation of fire sprinkler networks (wet, dry, and pre-action), hydrant systems, hose reels, fire pumps, water storage tanks, deluge systems, and gaseous fire suppression systems, including FM-200, Novec 1230, and IG-541.
• Work closely with architectural, structural, cleanroom, and other MEP teams to ensure seamless integration of fire protection systems with other building services.
• Examine technical drawings, hydraulic calculations, system schematics, specifications, and work procedures to ensure accuracy and compliance with design requirements.
• Monitor piping installation activities, including grooving, threading, welding, pipe supports, seismic bracing, and sprinkler positioning.
• Facilitate system testing and verification activities, such as hydrostatic pressure tests, pipeline flushing, fire pump performance testing, and pre-commissioning inspections.
• Liaise with Registered Inspectors (RI), Qualified Persons (QP), consultants, and relevant authorities to arrange inspections and support SCDF approval processes.
• Coordinate integrated system testing involving fire alarms, smoke extraction and ventilation systems, and electrical shutdown interfaces.
• Track installation progress, identify technical issues, and ensure corrective actions are implemented promptly.

Job Requirements:

• Diploma or equivalent technical qualification in Mechanical Engineering, Fire Protection Engineering, Building Services, or a related field.
• At least 3 years of practical experience in fire protection, fire-fighting system installations, MEP construction, or EPC projects.
• Completion of relevant MOM-recognised safety training, such as BCSS or SSSC. Additional qualifications, including CSCPM or fire protection-related certifications, will be advantageous.
• Familiarity with Singapore Fire Code requirements, SCDF regulations, and inspection procedures involving Registered Inspectors (RI).
• Ability to understand and interpret fire protection layouts, shop drawings, hydraulic diagrams, and piping and instrumentation diagrams (P&IDs).
• Experience in semiconductor facilities, industrial developments, high-tech manufacturing plants, or major EPC construction projects is highly desirable.