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Engineering Service Manager - East Midlands/ South Yorkshire Office

REQUIREMENTS - for Service Manager (Fire and Security or Security systems) 

  • Security (fire a bonus)
  • Engineering Service Manager 
  • Intruder, CCTV, Access type background (NSI/ SSAIB)

BENEFITS - for Service Manager (Fire and Security or Security systems) 

  • circa £50000 Salary
  • Great Car allowance
  • Pension
  • Holidays
  • Office Based role (with some visits)
  • Support from Compliance Manager

ROLE- for Fire and Security/ Electronic Security Service Manager 

  • Work from Office in East Midlands and support and coordinate 15 national Engineers + subbies
  • Service focused business with small works and installs managed by others
  • Great established team and national network of incentivised Fire & Security engineers to lead and coordinate

CONTACT US - for Security Service Manager or Fire and Security Service Manager role

Steve Eley - Fire and Security Careers and Eley SOlutions Ltd - if you have Fire Alarm or Electronic Security systems experience, and are based in the UK.

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