Fire and Security Service Engineer Salary: £50,000 base (up to £65,000 with overtime) Hours: 40-hour week, Monday Friday (overtime available) Call-out: £150 standby per week 1 in 11 weeks Holidays: 20 days plus bank holidays Travel: Paid from door to door Training & Benefits: Annual ski trips, industry qualifications, Gent Training Programme enrolment About the Fire and Security Engineer Role The Fire and Security Engineer will be the first point of contact for service and maintenance across a range of life-safety and security systems. Reporting to the Engineering Manager, you ll manage your own workload, van stock and paperwork while delivering first-class support to our clients. Fire and Security Engineer Key Responsibilities Service and maintain fire alarms (conventional, addressable, gas suppression) Inspect and repair access control, intruder alarms, CCTV, nurse-call and door-entry systems Complete small-works installations and minor system modifications Record all site activities accurately and submit paperwork on time Take ownership of your vehicle, tools and parts inventory What We re Looking For Minimum 3 years experience in the fire & security industry Sound knowledge of British Standards and Health & Safety regulations Full UK driving licence CSCS or ECS card Level 3 qualification desirable; manufacturer training is a plus, but not essential Ability to pass enhanced security screening Why Join Our Clients' Team Competitive base pay with generous overtime rates Paid travel from home to the site and back £150 per week call-out standby allowance 20 days holiday plus bank holidays Company-funded annual ski trip for top performers Access to industry-accredited training and career progression via the Gent programme Apply Today, Fire and Security Engineer Ready to take the next step in your fire and security career? Send your CV or get in touch for more details. We d love to hear from you!
Jul 30, 2025
Full time
Fire and Security Service Engineer Salary: £50,000 base (up to £65,000 with overtime) Hours: 40-hour week, Monday Friday (overtime available) Call-out: £150 standby per week 1 in 11 weeks Holidays: 20 days plus bank holidays Travel: Paid from door to door Training & Benefits: Annual ski trips, industry qualifications, Gent Training Programme enrolment About the Fire and Security Engineer Role The Fire and Security Engineer will be the first point of contact for service and maintenance across a range of life-safety and security systems. Reporting to the Engineering Manager, you ll manage your own workload, van stock and paperwork while delivering first-class support to our clients. Fire and Security Engineer Key Responsibilities Service and maintain fire alarms (conventional, addressable, gas suppression) Inspect and repair access control, intruder alarms, CCTV, nurse-call and door-entry systems Complete small-works installations and minor system modifications Record all site activities accurately and submit paperwork on time Take ownership of your vehicle, tools and parts inventory What We re Looking For Minimum 3 years experience in the fire & security industry Sound knowledge of British Standards and Health & Safety regulations Full UK driving licence CSCS or ECS card Level 3 qualification desirable; manufacturer training is a plus, but not essential Ability to pass enhanced security screening Why Join Our Clients' Team Competitive base pay with generous overtime rates Paid travel from home to the site and back £150 per week call-out standby allowance 20 days holiday plus bank holidays Company-funded annual ski trip for top performers Access to industry-accredited training and career progression via the Gent programme Apply Today, Fire and Security Engineer Ready to take the next step in your fire and security career? Send your CV or get in touch for more details. We d love to hear from you!
Fire and Security Service Engineer Salary up to : £40,000 base (up to £50,000 with overtime) Hours: 40-hour week, Monday Friday (overtime available) Call-out: £150 standby per week 1 in 6 weeks Holidays: 22 days plus bank holidays Travel: Paid from door to door Training: I ndustry qualifications, About the Fire and Security Engineer Role The Fire and Security Engineer will be the first point of contact for service and maintenance across a range of life-safety and security systems. Reporting to the Engineering Manager, you ll manage your own workload, van stock and paperwork while delivering first-class support to our clients. Fire and Security Engineer Key Responsibilities Service and maintain fire alarms (conventional, addressable, gas suppression) Inspect and repair access control, intruder alarms, CCTV, nurse-call and door-entry systems Complete small-works installations and minor system modifications Record all site activities accurately and submit paperwork on time Take ownership of your vehicle, tools and parts inventory What We re Looking For Minimum 3 years experience in the fire & security industry Sound knowledge of British Standards and Health & Safety regulations Full UK driving licence CSCS or ECS card Level 3 qualification desirable; manufacturer training is a plus, but not essential Ability to pass enhanced security screening Why Join Our Clients' Team Competitive base pay with generous overtime rates Paid travel from home to the site and back £150 per week call-out standby allowance 22 days holiday plus bank holidays Company-funded annual ski trip for top performers Access to industry-accredited training and career progression via the Gent programme Apply Today, Fire and Security Engineer Ready to take the next step in your fire and security career? Send your CV or get in touch for more details. We d love to hear from you!
Jul 30, 2025
Full time
Fire and Security Service Engineer Salary up to : £40,000 base (up to £50,000 with overtime) Hours: 40-hour week, Monday Friday (overtime available) Call-out: £150 standby per week 1 in 6 weeks Holidays: 22 days plus bank holidays Travel: Paid from door to door Training: I ndustry qualifications, About the Fire and Security Engineer Role The Fire and Security Engineer will be the first point of contact for service and maintenance across a range of life-safety and security systems. Reporting to the Engineering Manager, you ll manage your own workload, van stock and paperwork while delivering first-class support to our clients. Fire and Security Engineer Key Responsibilities Service and maintain fire alarms (conventional, addressable, gas suppression) Inspect and repair access control, intruder alarms, CCTV, nurse-call and door-entry systems Complete small-works installations and minor system modifications Record all site activities accurately and submit paperwork on time Take ownership of your vehicle, tools and parts inventory What We re Looking For Minimum 3 years experience in the fire & security industry Sound knowledge of British Standards and Health & Safety regulations Full UK driving licence CSCS or ECS card Level 3 qualification desirable; manufacturer training is a plus, but not essential Ability to pass enhanced security screening Why Join Our Clients' Team Competitive base pay with generous overtime rates Paid travel from home to the site and back £150 per week call-out standby allowance 22 days holiday plus bank holidays Company-funded annual ski trip for top performers Access to industry-accredited training and career progression via the Gent programme Apply Today, Fire and Security Engineer Ready to take the next step in your fire and security career? Send your CV or get in touch for more details. We d love to hear from you!
Fire and Security Service Engineer Salary up to : £40,000 base (up to £50,000 with overtime) Hours: 40-hour week, Monday Friday (overtime available) Call-out: £150 standby per week 1 in 11 weeks Holidays: 22 days plus bank holidays Training & Benefits: Annual ski trips, industry qualifications, Gent Training Programme enrolment About the Fire and Security Engineer Role The Fire and Security Engineer will be the first point of contact for service and maintenance across a range of life-safety and security systems. Reporting to the Engineering Manager, you ll manage your own workload, van stock and paperwork while delivering first-class support to our clients. Fire and Security Engineer Key Responsibilities Service and maintain fire alarms (conventional, addressable, gas suppression) Inspect and repair access control, intruder alarms, CCTV, nurse-call and door-entry systems Complete small-works installations and minor system modifications Record all site activities accurately and submit paperwork on time Take ownership of your vehicle, tools and parts inventory What We re Looking For Minimum 3 years experience in the fire & security industry Sound knowledge of British Standards and Health & Safety regulations Full UK driving licence CSCS or ECS card Level 3 qualification desirable; manufacturer training is a plus, but not essential Ability to pass enhanced security screening Why Join Our Clients' Team Competitive base pay with generous overtime rates Paid travel from home to the site and back £150 per week call-out standby allowance 22 days holiday plus bank holidays Access to industry-accredited training and career progression Apply Today, Fire and Security Engineer Ready to take the next step in your fire and security career? Send your CV or get in touch for more details. We d love to hear from you!
Jul 30, 2025
Full time
Fire and Security Service Engineer Salary up to : £40,000 base (up to £50,000 with overtime) Hours: 40-hour week, Monday Friday (overtime available) Call-out: £150 standby per week 1 in 11 weeks Holidays: 22 days plus bank holidays Training & Benefits: Annual ski trips, industry qualifications, Gent Training Programme enrolment About the Fire and Security Engineer Role The Fire and Security Engineer will be the first point of contact for service and maintenance across a range of life-safety and security systems. Reporting to the Engineering Manager, you ll manage your own workload, van stock and paperwork while delivering first-class support to our clients. Fire and Security Engineer Key Responsibilities Service and maintain fire alarms (conventional, addressable, gas suppression) Inspect and repair access control, intruder alarms, CCTV, nurse-call and door-entry systems Complete small-works installations and minor system modifications Record all site activities accurately and submit paperwork on time Take ownership of your vehicle, tools and parts inventory What We re Looking For Minimum 3 years experience in the fire & security industry Sound knowledge of British Standards and Health & Safety regulations Full UK driving licence CSCS or ECS card Level 3 qualification desirable; manufacturer training is a plus, but not essential Ability to pass enhanced security screening Why Join Our Clients' Team Competitive base pay with generous overtime rates Paid travel from home to the site and back £150 per week call-out standby allowance 22 days holiday plus bank holidays Access to industry-accredited training and career progression Apply Today, Fire and Security Engineer Ready to take the next step in your fire and security career? Send your CV or get in touch for more details. We d love to hear from you!
Fire and Security Service Engineer Salary: £50,000 base (up to £70,000 with overtime) Hours: 40-hour week, Monday Friday (overtime available) Call-out: £150 standby per week 1 in 11 weeks Holidays: 20 days plus bank holidays Travel: Paid from door to door Training & Benefits: Annual ski trips, industry qualifications, Gent Training Programme enrolment About the Fire and Security Engineer Role The Fire and Security Engineer will be the first point of contact for service and maintenance across a range of life-safety and security systems. Reporting to the Engineering Manager, you ll manage your own workload, van stock and paperwork while delivering first-class support to our clients. Fire and Security Engineer Key Responsibilities Service and maintain fire alarms (conventional, addressable, gas suppression) Inspect and repair access control, intruder alarms, CCTV, nurse-call and door-entry systems Complete small-works installations and minor system modifications Record all site activities accurately and submit paperwork on time Take ownership of your vehicle, tools and parts inventory What We re Looking For Minimum 3 years experience in the fire & security industry Sound knowledge of British Standards and Health & Safety regulations Full UK driving licence CSCS or ECS card Level 3 qualification desirable; manufacturer training is a plus, but not essential Ability to pass enhanced security screening Why Join Our Clients' Team Competitive base pay with generous overtime rates Paid travel from home to the site and back £150 per week call-out standby allowance 20 days holiday plus bank holidays Company-funded annual ski trip for top performers Access to industry-accredited training and career progression via the Gent programme Apply Today, Fire and Security Engineer Ready to take the next step in your fire and security career? Send your CV or get in touch for more details. We d love to hear from you!
Jul 30, 2025
Full time
Fire and Security Service Engineer Salary: £50,000 base (up to £70,000 with overtime) Hours: 40-hour week, Monday Friday (overtime available) Call-out: £150 standby per week 1 in 11 weeks Holidays: 20 days plus bank holidays Travel: Paid from door to door Training & Benefits: Annual ski trips, industry qualifications, Gent Training Programme enrolment About the Fire and Security Engineer Role The Fire and Security Engineer will be the first point of contact for service and maintenance across a range of life-safety and security systems. Reporting to the Engineering Manager, you ll manage your own workload, van stock and paperwork while delivering first-class support to our clients. Fire and Security Engineer Key Responsibilities Service and maintain fire alarms (conventional, addressable, gas suppression) Inspect and repair access control, intruder alarms, CCTV, nurse-call and door-entry systems Complete small-works installations and minor system modifications Record all site activities accurately and submit paperwork on time Take ownership of your vehicle, tools and parts inventory What We re Looking For Minimum 3 years experience in the fire & security industry Sound knowledge of British Standards and Health & Safety regulations Full UK driving licence CSCS or ECS card Level 3 qualification desirable; manufacturer training is a plus, but not essential Ability to pass enhanced security screening Why Join Our Clients' Team Competitive base pay with generous overtime rates Paid travel from home to the site and back £150 per week call-out standby allowance 20 days holiday plus bank holidays Company-funded annual ski trip for top performers Access to industry-accredited training and career progression via the Gent programme Apply Today, Fire and Security Engineer Ready to take the next step in your fire and security career? Send your CV or get in touch for more details. We d love to hear from you!
