Fire and Security Engineer

4Way Recruitment
Stafford, England
9 months ago
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Title: Fire and Security Engineer

The Company: Highly accredited and reputable national Fire and Electrical Company are on the lookout for new and talented Fire Alarm Engineers due to expansion.

As a Fire and Security Engineer your package could look like:

£38,000 - £43,000 basic

Overtime Available – Time and a half rates

Travel Time paid after 30 minutes travel each way.

22 days’ holiday + Bank Holidays

Company Vehicle Provided – Includes personal use

As a Fire and Security Engineer your main responsibilities will be:

Service and maintenance Fire Alarm Systems – Addressable and conventional

Service and maintenance on Door Entry

Service and maintenance on Emergency Lights

Maintenance on Fire Extinguishers

Working in the domestic/ social housing sector

As a Fire and Security Engineer your knowledge and experience will be:

3 years plus experience servicing and maintaining Fire Alarm Systems, both conventional and addressable systems.

Happy to and worked with the social housing sector.

FIA Training / Qualifications being desirable but not essential

Familiar with and understand BS5839-1

Full UK driving licence – no points desired

If you live locally and seeking a new Fire Alarm Engineer position, then please apply now.

If your application is successful a 4way member will be in touch.

Fire Alarm Engineer / Fire and Security / Service Fire Alarm Engineer

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