Facilities LSS Engineer

About This Role

• We are seeking a highly skilled and experienced Life Safety Systems (LSS) Engineer to join our team in a critical role responsible for the operation, maintenance, and continuous improvement of our Life Safety Systems infrastructure.
• In this position, you will play a vital role in ensuring the safety and reliability of our facility by managing and maintaining a comprehensive suite of safety systems while serving as a key technical resource across multiple engineering disciplines.
• Why This Role Matters Life Safety Systems are the backbone of a safe and compliant facility.
• As an LSS Engineer, your expertise directly contributes to protecting lives, safeguarding critical assets, and ensuring regulatory compliance.
• If you are a technically driven professional with a passion for safety, systems reliability, and continuous improvement, we encourage you to apply and become a cornerstone of our safety engineering team.
• What You Will Do As an LSS Engineer, you will take ownership of the full lifecycle management of our Life Safety Systems, including: Managing system capacity, reliability, and uptime to ensure uninterrupted protection of personnel, equipment, and facilities Providing both sustaining and construction support across a broad range of critical safety systems, including: Fire & Evacuation Systems Early Warning Smoke Detection Liquid Leak Detection Tool Annunciation Systems (TAS) Hazardous Production Material (HPM) Alarm & Detection Systems Programming and troubleshooting PLCs for HPM and TAS systems, including comprehensive I/O point management Maintaining accurate and thorough documentation required for the safe operation of all LSS systems Implementing, tracking, and managing continuous improvement projects to enhance system performance and safety standards Serving as a safety role model at all times, upholding and promoting best practices across the organization Providing off-shift work and on-call coverage as operational needs require Demonstrated ability to work independently with minimal direction while also contributing effectively as part of a larger, cross-functional team Strong presentation and communication skills, with the ability to convey both strategic and tactical concepts to a diverse audience — from engineering peers and operational technicians to senior management.