A true market leader and renowned provider of fire solutions, serving both domestic and commercial clients is looking for Fire Alarm Engineers to join the team in Birmingham, Stafford, Leicester and Coventry.
What’s on offer?
- Competitive Salary: £35,000–£37,000 (DOE) + Overtime (earn up to £50k!)
- Company Car or Van: Fully equipped, ready for the road
- Call Out, Standby & Overtime: Boost your earnings
- 28 Days Holiday: Enjoy a proper work-life balance
- Pension Scheme, Phone, Tablet, Tools: Everything you need to succeed
- Wellbeing Support: Because your health matters too
What you’ll be doing as Fire Alarm Engineer:
- Servicing, maintaining and fault-finding on fire alarm systems (domestic & commercial)
- Working with leading brands such as Advanced, Kentec and Gent
- Delivering technical support and keeping accurate records
- Providing top-class customer service and problem-solving
We’re looking for a Fire Alarm Engineer with:
- Experience working with alarm systems
- Hands-on with PPM, reactive maintenance, or fire alarm projects
- Experience working on AOL and emergency lighting
- Strong communication and troubleshooting skills
- Full UK driving licence
Ready for a role where your skills are valued and your career can grow? for this role as Fire Alarm Engineer, please click apply online and upload an updated copy of your CV.
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