Mobile Security Engineer – £46K North West London

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Mobile Security Engineer – £46K North West London, London

Client:RGB Network

Location:London, United Kingdom

Job Category:-

EU work permit required:Yes

Job Reference:75e8707023e6

Job Views:4

Posted:02.05.2025

Expiry Date:16.06.2025

Job Description:

Mobile Security Engineer – £46,000 – North West London

I am currently representing a nationwide fire & security specialist company, which carries out a variety of services from design, installation, and maintenance to a diverse client base. Due to significant 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 opportunities
Training provided
Overtime
25 Days Holidays & Bank Holidays
Healthcare

Duties:

Servicing and reactive faults on intruder alarms, access control, CCTV systems

Area of Cover:

West London

Qualifications:

Relevant qualifications

Please Contact:

Georgie Thain

#J-18808-Ljbffr

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