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Join a forward-thinking company as a Graduate Public Health & Fire Protection Engineer, where you'll contribute to the design of resilient buildings. Collaborate with experts in MEP and sustainability, gaining hands-on experience in public health systems and fire safety. This role offers a structured graduate pathway with opportunities to work on iconic projects and develop essential digital and analytical skills. If you're passionate about making a difference in the built environment and eager to learn from industry leaders, this is the perfect opportunity for you.
Graduate Public Health & Fire Protection Engineer
Foster + Partners | Environmental Engineering | MEP | Sustainable Design
Join Foster + Partners, a global leader in integrated design, and be part of the engineering talent shaping the next generation of resilient, future-ready buildings.
As a Graduate Public Health & Fire Protection Engineer, you'll join our Environmental Engineering team — the force behind the MEP systems that support some of the most technically demanding and architecturally ambitious projects in the world. From supertalls and cultural icons to sustainable masterplans, you'll help deliver complex, high-performance solutions that protect public health and ensure life safety in the built environment.
Working shoulder to shoulder with specialists across MEP, fire engineering, architecture and sustainability, you'll gain practical experience in designing systems for water conservation, drainage, fire suppression, and building safety — all while developing the digital, analytical and consultancy skills you'll need to thrive in a fast-evolving sector.
We offer a supportive and structured graduate pathway — complete with hands-on learning, CPD tracking, and exposure to real projects from day one. You'll have the chance to work closely with senior engineers, explore cutting-edge design tools, and contribute meaningfully to coordinated, BIM-driven workflows across a range of iconic schemes.
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