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Job Title: Installation Manager - Fire Alarms Location: Central London We are seeking a highly organised and experienced Fire Alarm Installation Manager to oversee our team of installation and commissioning engineers. The ideal candidate will be responsible for planning, coordinating, and securing labour resources necessary for the successful installation of fire alarm systems. This role requires a strong understanding of fire alarm technology, exceptional leadership skills, and a commitment to delivering high-quality service. What you will be doing Lead, manage, and mentor a team of installation and commissioning engineers, ensuring effective performance and professional development. Plan and coordinate installation projects from inception to completion, ensuring timelines and budgets are met. Oversee the scheduling and allocation of labour resources, ensuring that the right skills and personnel are available for each project. Collaborate with clients, project managers, and other stakeholders to understand project requirements and deliver solutions that meet their needs. Conduct site assessments and risk evaluations to determine the best fire alarm solutions and installation methods. Ensure compliance with industry standards, safety regulations, and company policies throughout the installation process. Monitor and maintain project progress, addressing any issues or challenges that may arise promptly. Provide technical support and guidance to the installation team, troubleshooting problems as necessary. Manage inventory and procurement of installation materials and equipment, ensuring availability for upcoming projects. Prepare and maintain accurate project documentation, including reports, schedules, and budgets. Stay current with industry trends, technologies, and best practices to continually improve installation processes and service delivery. What we ll need from you Engineering, Project Management, Fire Alarm Technology or equivalent work experience. Proven experience in fire alarm system installation and project management, preferably in a managerial role. Strong knowledge of fire alarm technologies and installation practices. Excellent leadership and team management skills, with the ability to motivate and develop engineers. Exceptional organisational and planning abilities, with a keen attention to detail. Strong problem-solving skills and the ability to make decisions under pressure. Excellent communication and interpersonal skills, with the ability to work effectively with clients and team members. Proficient in project management software and tools. Relevant certifications in fire alarm installation or project management. What you can expect in return Salary competitive & negotiable depending on experience 25 days holiday plus bank holidays Contributory company pension scheme Car allowance Life Assurance Private medical scheme Hours: 36.5 hours per week (Monday to Thursday 8 40, Friday 8.:00) Please note: You may be required to undertake a DBS check as part of your job role at Hall & Kay. Additional Company information At Hall & Kay, we deliver complex fire protection and security solutions to protect what matters most to our clients. As technical experts our focus is on the lifetime value of a project. Meaning we can design, supply, install, test and maintain all types of sprinkler, gas suppression, fire detection, and integrated security systems. With 140+ year trading experience and a strong project delivery culture, we are proud to have built lasting relationships with some of the UK s most respected companies in all areas of industry and construction. What sets us apart? Our culture. What we call the Hall & Kay way . it s a people thing. Put simply, we know we can achieve more when we work as a team with clients, with the communities we serve and in our own business. Our people create safety every single day, using their skills and experience to adapt to changing situations and rise to the challenges presented to them. It s our people that make us trusted to deliver. Our Commitment We promote equality and ensure we have an inclusive culture where we recognise and address unconscious bias or prejudice whether involving race, sex, background, disability, sexuality or other factors. We create a supportive environment that drives innovation, creativity and results.

Building safety for our homes and neighbourhoods is an organisational priority and is achieved through an ongoing programme of inspection and remediation across 6 key compliance areas: Fire Safety Asbestos Management Gas Safety Electrical Safety Water Quality Lifts You will support the Head of Service with the strategic, operational and financial management of the service area, ensuring that statutory requirements for building safety are met. You will deliver strategic management of building safety, supporting the Head of Service in developing long term plans to provide homes and services that put residents and communities first, and are fit for the future. This role is based within Growth and Regeneration Key areas of responsibility Lead and coordinate the development and delivery of a robust regime for building safety management and related compliance and performance reporting. Support the Head of Service in establishing overall asset strategies, investment profiles and option appraisals based on up to date, reliable building safety data. Coordinate the collection, management and use of building safety data to enable timely actions to be taken and compliance maintained. Work collaboratively with colleagues and other key enablers and partners to develop and deliver programmes of work, commissioning specialist input where required. Support the team to introduce and implement Standard Operating Procedures in line with Service EQFM approach. Reviewing and updating procedures to reflect changing circumstances, learning and good practice. Develop an approach to risk management across the 6 key compliance areas that is integrated with other asset activity and ensures risk responses are proportionate and effective. Ensure that the service area maintains up to date knowledge of regulatory frameworks affecting building safety and that staff are adequately trained and supported to undertake their responsibilities. Advise the Accountable Person and relevant Council groups and Boards of any breaches of the required standards and the plans in place to address this.