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OSCA 243936  |  ANZSCO 233999

Fire Safety Engineer

Apply fire engineering principles to design buildings and systems that protect life and property from fire. OSCA 243936 is a newly classified occupation, previously grouped under Engineering Professionals nec (ANZSCO 233999).

Note on codes: OSCA 2024 (released December 2024) replaced ANZSCO in Australia. Both codes are listed as Engineers Australia continues referencing the ANZSCO number during the transition period. Source: ABS OSCA 2024 v1.0
Occupation details
OSCA Code243936
ANZSCO Code233999
Skill LevelLevel 1
Assessing AuthorityEngineers Australia
Assessment TypeCDR Required
OSCA Group2439 Other Engineering Professionals
Occupation lists
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MLTSSL — Eligible for Subclass 189, 190, 491
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STSOL — Eligible for Subclass 190, 491
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Labour Market Testing required for Subclass 482

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Main tasks
  • Conducting fire engineering assessments and performance-based design solutions for buildings
  • Designing active fire protection systems including sprinklers, detection and suppression
  • Designing passive fire protection measures including fire-rated construction and compartmentation
  • Modelling fire and smoke behaviour using computational fluid dynamics tools
  • Preparing fire safety reports and alternative solutions for building approval
  • Assessing existing buildings for fire safety compliance and recommending upgrades
  • Liaising with building surveyors, regulators and fire authorities on complex projects
English requirements
IELTSOverall 6, Speaking 7
OETGrade B all sections
PTE AcademicOverall 65, Speaking 65
TOEFL iBTOverall 93, Speaking 23
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CDR for Fire Safety Engineers

A Competency Demonstration Report (CDR) is required for Engineers Australia skills assessment. It comprises three career episodes, a summary statement and a CPD report.

Career Episodes3 required
Summary Statement1 required
CPD Report1 required
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