Fire & Security Engineer

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Pudsey

8 months ago

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Fire & Security Service Engineer

Fire & Security Engineer

£32,000 - £40,000 DOE + Progression + Overtime + Call Out Rota Fee + Days Based + Van or Car

Local Patch Covering the Yorkshire Area (Commutable from: Leeds, Beverly, Malton, Wetherby, Harrogate, Selby)

Are you an Fire & Security Engineer looking to join a rapidly growing company, offering a highly-autonomous role as well as career progression into management positions?

This is an excellent opportunity to step in to a local, days-based role, offering additional overtime and further career prospects, enabling you to increase your earnings.

On offer is the chance to join a close-knit, dedicated team of Engineers within a company known for their great customer service and quality of work.

In this role you cover the Yorkshire area to conduct service and installation work of different types of fire/intruder alarms.

This role suits a Fire & Security Engineer looking to make their mark in a stable well-established company.

The Role:

Carrying out the installation/servicing of all different types of fire/intruder alarms along with CCTV equipment.
Monday - Friday 8:30am-5:00pm
Callout rota
The Person:

Fire & Security Engineer
Experienced working on a variety of alarm systems
Full UK drivers license and happy to cover a regional patch
Reference Number: BBBH(phone number removed)

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