Security Engineer

ZITKO Ltd
West Bromwich
7 months ago
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Job Title: Security Engineer

Location: North Midlands - Between Birmingham and Leeds with UK travel

Working Hours: 8.30-5.30 Monday to Thursday / 8.30 - 4.30 Friday

Annual leave - 25 days (3 reserved for Xmas shutdown) + day off for Birthday + Bank Holidays

Salary: £35,000 but some flex for the right candidate

The Security Engineer will be responsible for the installation, commissioning, and maintenance of advanced integrated security systems, including Access Control and IP CCTV. This role requires strict adherence to industry standards, with a strong emphasis on customer satisfaction, efficient project execution, and a commitment to a first-time-right approach.

Work Environment & Requirements

This is a field-based role requiring travel across domestic and occasional international project sites. The Security Engineer must be prepared to work away from home when necessary, follow all health and safety regulations, and ensure full compliance with security industry standards. Effective use of company systems is essential, with responsibility for obtaining customer sign-off on all completed work.

Skills, Qualifications & Training

Experience & Technical Proficiency

Minimum of 2 years' hands-on experience with large security system projects.
Strong technical knowledge of Access Control, IP CCTV, and security networking technologies (e.g., ACT365, Suprema, Akuvox, 2N).
Excellent problem-solving skills wi...

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