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Senior Fire & Security Engineer

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6 months ago
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Job Description

An opportunity has arisen for aSenior Fire & Security Engineerto join a well-established fire and security services provider. This role offers excellent benefits and a salary range of £42,000 - £48,000. London, or Home counties.

As aSenior Fire & Security Engineer, you will oversee the day-to-day operations of the installation and small works department, ensuring projects are delivered efficiently and to the highest standards.

You will be responsible for:

  • Supervising and guiding a team of engineers, ensuring efficient performance through KPI monitoring.
  • Developing and implementing training plans to enhance technical and personal growth.
  • Providing advanced technical support to engineers and other departments.
  • Offering on-site support to resolve complex technical issues promptly.
  • Communicating updates to stakeholders until full resolution is achieved.
  • Addressing and rectifying non-conformities through corrective actions.
  • Performing risk assessments and implementing necessary safety measures.
  • Maintaining accurate records and providing performance reports to senior management.

What we are looking for:

  • Previously worked as a Senior Security Engineer, Fire Engineer, Fire Extinguisher Engineer, Fire Alarms Engineer, Fire & Security Engineer, Engineering Supervisor, Engineering Team Leader, Fire and Security Engineer, Senior Engineer or in a similar role.
  • Strong technical knowledge within security, fire and life safety industry.
  • Experience in supervising and developing engineering teams.
  • The ability to manage resources and allocate workloads effectively.
  • Commitment to maintaining compliance and safety standards.

What’s On Offer:

  • A competitive salary
  • Performance incentives.
  • A 9-day working fortnight for improved work-life balance.
  • Comprehensive professional development and training opportunities.
  • Access to wellness programmes and mental health support.
  • Generous holiday entitlement, increasing with tenure.
  • Death-in-service insurance
  • Pension schemes.
  • A supportive, inclusive company culture focused on employee wellbeing and growth.

This is a fantastic opportunity for an Engineering Supervisor to take the next step in your career!

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