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Pertemps Network Group

Fire Alarm Commissioning Engineer

West Yorkshire
£40k – £45k/yr
Posted about 19 hours ago
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We are currently recruiting for experienced Fire Alarm Commissioning Engineers to join a growing Active Fire & Security team, covering the North West and Yorkshire & Humber.

About the Role

This is a field-based role working across an existing customer base, carrying out installation, commissioning, maintenance, repairs and fault-finding across a range of fire and security systems.

Responsibilities

  • Installation, commissioning and maintenance of fire alarm systems
  • Fault finding, repairs and troubleshooting
  • Working on intruder alarms, CCTV and access control
  • Carrying out site surveys and small installation projects
  • Completing preventative maintenance and system modifications
  • Maintaining accurate service reports and compliance documentation
  • Liaising directly with customers and the office
  • Identifying additional works and opportunities
  • Participating in call-out and out-of-hours standby rotas

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About You

  • Previous experience as a Fire Alarm Engineer / Commissioning Engineer
  • Strong hands-on experience with fire alarm and intruder alarm systems – essential
  • Installation, commissioning and maintenance experience
  • Good electrical and fault-finding knowledge
  • Excellent customer service and communication skills
  • Ability to work independently and manage your own workload
  • Full UK driving licence
  • ECS, IPAF and PASMA qualifications are desirable

Required Skills

  • Strong hands-on experience with fire alarm and intruder alarm systems
  • Good electrical and fault-finding knowledge
  • Excellent customer service and communication skills

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Preferred Skills

  • ECS
  • IPAF
  • PASMA

Pay & Benefits

  • £40,000 – £45,000 DOE
  • Door-to-door travel included
  • Company van and fuel card
  • 25 days annual leave + bank holidays
  • Birthday off
  • 5% salary sacrifice pension
  • Medicash healthcare scheme
  • Individual training budget
  • Career progression opportunities
  • Personal development plans
  • Protected learning time
  • Support with professional qualifications and memberships

If you're an experienced Fire Alarm Commissioning Engineer looking for a permanent opportunity with a company that offers long-term development and progression, apply today or message Ashleigh Robinson for a confidential chat.

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