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HP4 Recruitment Ltd
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Fire & Security Engineer

Fire & Security Engineer (CCTV, Access Control, Fire & Intruder Alarms) - London Based - £40,000-£42,000 Per Annum

Fire & Security Engineer (CCTV, Access Control Fire & Intruder Alarms) - Package Overview:

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Salary: £40,000 - £42,000 per annum (Negotiable based on experience) + Overtime

Full-Time, Permanent Position

Location: London based

Company Overview
Our client is seeking a dedicated Security Engineer to join their esteemed team on a full-time, permanent basis. With years of industry experience, they are entering a new phase of growth and are expanding their team to meet increasing customer demand.

Role and Responsibilities

Installation, servicing, repair, fault-finding, and maintenance of IP CCTV, Access Control, Fire and Intruder Alarm systems

Field-based role, covering multiple sites

Working with a variety of manufacturers' brands

Ensuring high standards of work quality

Maintaining effective communication with customers at all times

Completing tasks efficiently

Providing support to team members when needed

Skills and Experience Required

Full UK driving licence or equivalent (Essential)

Motivation and enthusiasm to seize opportunities

Ideally, a minimum of 3 years’ experience in the Security Industry (Desirable, but not essential)

Open to applicants with experience in one or more disciplines, with a willingness to undergo training

Familiarity with various manufacturers' systems

Desirable qualifications: IPAF, CSCS/ECS, FIA, and/or City & Guilds

A positive attitude and strong self-motivation are essential

Benefits of this Fire & Security Engineer Position

Competitive basic salary up to £42,000 per annum (Negotiable based on experience)

Company vehicle and fuel card

Ample overtime opportunities

Potential to increase earnings through an on-call rota

Annual leave entitlement

Pension scheme

Ongoing training opportunities

Travel pay

Please send in your CV to be considered for this exciting opportunity.

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