Fire Alarm Engineer

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Colwyn Bay, Clwyd

13 months ago

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Benefits:

Competitive salary depending on experience
Bonus scheme
Quarterly personal development plan to discuss role, progression & wages
Company vehicle & fuel card
Uniform, boots & tools provided
Mobile phone contribution
22 days holiday plus Bank Holidays
Onsite parking
Additional training provided where required
Company Overview:
This is a fantastic opportunity to join an established and reputable employer who is accredited for design, installation and maintenance of a range of fire and security systems. They are committed to excellence in providing high-quality solutions for the fire and security industry and due to continued business growth, an opening has arisen for a Fire Alarm Installation Engineer to join the team based in Colwyn Bay.
Key Duties & Responsibilities for our Fire Alarm Installation Engineer:
Undertake the installation of fire alarm and security systems to a high standard of workmanship
Gain an understanding of the clients’ needs and fulfil all jobs required whilst working in co-operation with the required site conditions
Implement and act in accordance with the organisation’s information security policies
Protect assets from unauthorised access, disclosure, modification, destruction or interference
Report health and safety and potential security events or other risks to the organisation
Essential Skills & Experience Required for our Fire Alarm Installation Engineer:
A level 3 electrical qualification
A minimum of 2 years’ experience of working with fire alarm systems
Great communication skills
Full clean driving licence
DBS check
Ideally located within approx. 30 minutes of the Colwyn Bay area
Schedule: 40 hours per week, Monday to Friday 8.30am to 5pm, overtime paid at time & a half, extra payment when on the out-of-hours on call rota, plus call-outs paid at double time (the out-of-hours rota is shared between the team)

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