Mobile Security Engineer – £46K North West London

Idibu
Southend-on-Sea, England
14 months ago
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16 Apr 2025 (14 months ago)

Mobile Security Engineer – £46,000 – North West London
 
I Am Currently Representing An Nationwide Fire & Security Specialist Company, Who Carry Out A Variety Of Services From Design, Installation And Maintenance To A Number Of Clients. Due to sheer Growth they are seeking a security engineer to join their team. 
 
 
Salary Package:

  • £35,000 - £46,000
  • 40 Hour Week
  • Company Van – Fuel Card
  • Call Out Rota 1 in 9
  • Commission scheme
  • Progression
  • Training
  • Overtime
  • 25 Days Holidays & Bank Holidays
  • Healthcare


 
Duties:

  • Servicing, reactive faults on:
  • Intruder Alarms, Access Control, CCTV systems


 
Area Of Cover:

  • West London


 
Qualifications:

  • Relevant Qualifications


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Georgie Thain

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