Apprentice Fire & Security Engineer- Bristol

Johnson Controls
Bristol
4 days ago
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Job SummaryAre you excited to kickstart your career inthe dynamic realm of fire and security systems? Join JohnsonControls, a global frontrunner in the fire and security sector, andplay a vital role in crafting safer environments for our diverseclientele!What You’ll Do at WorkEmbark on a thrilling journey asyou install, commission, and maintain electronic systems designedto protect people, properties, and assets.Gain in-depth knowledgeabout our cutting-edge systems, including fire detection, intrusiondetection, CCTV, and access control solutions.Hit the road in yourown company van, visiting a variety of sites, from residential tocommercial and retail locations.Collaborate with a dedicated team,absorbing invaluable skills that will pave the way to becoming aqualified fire and security engineer.Where You’ll WorkThis is afield-based position where regular travel is a requirement of therole, primarily working in the South-West of the UK coveringBristol and the surrounding area.  Unit 1 Westpoint Row, GreatPark Road, Almondsbury, Bristol, BS32 4QGTrainingAn apprenticeshipincludes regular training with a college or other trainingorganisation. At least 20% of your working hours will be spenttraining or studying.College or Training Organisation BanhamAcademy Limited Your Training Course Fire emergency &security systems technicianYour Training Plan Enrol in a Level 3Fire Emergency and Security Systems Technician qualificationdelivered by Banham Academy alongside fellow Johnson ControlsapprenticesEngage in block release basis training and receiveon-the-job guidance from experienced mentors andengineersRequirements / Essential QualificationsGCSE or equivalentEnglish (Grade 5) essential.GCSE or equivalent Maths (Grade 5)essential.Full Driving Licence essential.Let us know about anyadditional qualifications and relevant industry experience youpossess, as we can tailor the apprenticeship to reflect yourcurrent skills.SkillsStrong communication abilities.Proficient inIT.Excellent organizational skills.Team-oriented mindset.Driven bypurpose.Customer-centric approach.Other RequirementsThis excitingopportunity is field-based, meaning you will collaborate with ourskilled engineers while traveling to our customers' sites daily.The role may require heavy lifting and working at heights.About theCompanyJohnson Controls is a global leader in technology andindustry, serving customers in over 150 countries. Our mission isto create intelligent buildings, efficient energy solutions, andintegrated infrastructure. We welcome individuals with a passionfor engineering to join us in shaping a better tomorrow through ourdiverse range of projects andopportunities.https://www.johnsoncontrols.com/After ThisApprenticeshipUpon completing this apprenticeship, numerousinternal opportunities within the company will be available to you.Many of our previous apprentices have advanced to lead engineers,managing their own teams and projects.What We’reOffering Salary- £15,705 Competitive basic salary withfantastic additional earning potential and a Company Pension -Enjoy 25 days holiday plus bank holidays - Gear up with a CompanyVehicle, uniform, personal protection equipment, and ongoingtraining -Earn extra with Overtime & Travel timepay What’s Next?  Suitable candidates will becontacted via email to provide their evidence of requiredcertifications. Once we receive the evidence of certification youwill have a screening call with a recruiter to discuss theposition. Afterward, you will be invited to an assessment centre,where you will participate in a practical assessment, meet theteam, and have an interview. Candidates will receive aresponse regarding the outcome of their application. If successful,they can expect to begin the apprenticeship with Johnson Controlsin the late summer of 2025.

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