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Fire and Security Engineer

4Way Recruitment
Exeter
9 months ago
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Title:Fire and Security Service Engineer

Location of Works:Exeter and surrounding

The Company:

My national Client are looking to recruit an experienced Fire and Security Engineer to join their NSI Gold accredited team. You will be working alongside dedicated professionals who take pride in their work and reputation. You will be working on mostly commercial sites such as Supermarkets.

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

£37,000 basic (£43,000+ OTE)

Company van or estate car

25 days’ holiday + bank holidays

Overtime

Training and progression

Travel paid after 30 minutes each way

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

Servicing Fire alarm systems (both Analogue and Addressable)

Servicing Intruder alarms, Access control and CCTV including IP

Completing paperwork

Being customer facing, dealing with customer requests

Good communication and customer service skills

Completing works in line with current legislation and British Standards

Being part of the callout rota

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

3 years + experience in the Fire and Security Industry

3 years plus experience Servicing Fire and Security Systems – CCTV, Intruder Alarms, Access Control.

Work to high British standards and within the retail / commercial sector being beneficial.

Full UK Driving Licence - no points desired

Be able to pass security screening

If you are local to the area and seeking new role, then please apply now.

If your application has been successful, a 4way member will be in touch.

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