As of November 7, 2026, Jobsy lists 9 fire protection engineer jobs in Canada. The most active employers are Smith + Andersen, TalentSphere and HDR. Skills often requested: p.eng., fire protection engineering, regulatory compliance and documentation.
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Public Services and Procurement Canada - RPS-DGSI Real Property Services Branch
4+ YOECandidates need a professional engineer licence in Canada in good standing, about four years of recent and significant fire protection engineering experience, and knowledge of the National Building Code, National Fire Code and applicable ULC and NFPA standards. English is essential.
Procurement, Customer service, Translation, Communication skills, Valid driver's licence, G licence
Candidates need an engineering background in fire protection, with strong problem-solving, teamwork and negotiation skills. The posting also values a results-oriented, eager-to-learn mindset and a people-first approach.
12+ YOECandidates need a P.Eng. licence in Canada, a bachelor's degree in mechanical or fire protection engineering, and 12-15 years of fire protection experience. Strong knowledge of NFPA codes, the NBCC and the NFCC, and skills in sprinkler hydraulic calculations and Revit or AutoCAD, are required.
10+ YOECandidates need a Bachelor's degree in fire protection, mechanical or electrical engineering, at least 10 years of fire protection and life safety design experience, and a professional engineering licence (PE or P.Eng). Programming ability and experience with complex systems are also required.
5+ YOECandidates need a Bachelor's in Electrical Engineering, a P.Eng. designation and at least 5 years of fire protection or life safety consulting experience. Strong knowledge of the OBC, OFC, NBCC, NFPA and ULC standards is required.
Candidates need a P.Eng. licence and a strong background in fire protection system design and building code compliance. Experience with the Ontario Building Code, NFPA standards and ULC requirements is expected.
P.Eng., Regulatory compliance, Documentation, Inspection, Technical support
5+ YOESmith + Andersen needs a licensed Professional Engineer in British Columbia with 5 or more years of fire protection experience in buildings. Candidates need advanced knowledge of the BC building code and NFPA standards, plus strong leadership and communication skills.
5+ YOECandidates need 5 or more years of fire protection engineering experience in buildings, a Professional Engineer licence in Ontario, and advanced knowledge of the Ontario building code and NFPA standards. Strong leadership, communication and problem-solving skills are required.
5+ YOECandidates need an engineering degree, ideally in fire engineering, and at least 5 years of experience in fire hazard assessment, code compliance review or fire safe shutdown analysis. Ontario P.Eng. registration or eligibility, fire modelling skills and strong communication abilities are also required.
Smith + Andersen (2), TalentSphere (2), HDR (1), AtkinsRéalis (1) and Stantec (1).
What skills do fire protection engineer jobs ask for?
Postings most often mention p.eng., fire protection engineering, regulatory compliance, documentation, inspection, communication skills, problem solving and building information modelling.