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Fire & Security Engineer

Fire and Security Engineer – Ipswich – £36,000- £42,000 Per Annum
Fire and Security Engineer Package Overview:
* £36,000 - £42,000 Basic Salary + Overtime (Negotiable depending on experience)
* Full-Time, Permanent
* Monday to Friday Hours
* Area Covered: Ipswich (Suffolk & the Surrounding Areas)
Company Overview – Fire and Security Engineer
Our Client are currently looking for a Fire and Security Engineer to join their highly valued team on a full-time, permanent basis.
With many years’ experience in the industry, they’re entering another period of growth and are looking to expand their team due to customer demand.
Fire and Security Engineer Role and Responsibilities:
* Installation, Service, Repair, Fault-finding & Maintenance of Fire Alarms, Intruder Alarms, CCTV & Access Control Systems
* Field based role, covering a number of sites
* Working on a range of brands of manufacturer
* Take responsibility for the overall quality of the work delivered
* Carry out effective communication with customers at all times
* Ensure tasks are completed efficiently
* Providing support to team members where required
Fire and Security Engineer Skills and Experience Required:
* A full UK driving licence or equivalent (Essential)
* A drive and enthusiasm to grab hold of opportunities
* Ideally you will have at least 3 years’ experience working within the Fire ...

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