Scope Fire & Security Ltd
Fire And Security Service Engineer

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Company Description
Scope Fire & Security Ltd delivers comprehensive fire and security solutions designed to protect people, property, and business operations. The company works closely with clients to ensure they are safe and fully compliant, providing tailored systems and ongoing guidance to maintain long-term safety standards. Scope emphasizes support through clear advice on all aspects of fire safety and asset security, and builds confidence by providing easy-to-understand performance and compliance reports. The organization is committed to reliability, focusing on sustainable relationships and future-ready protection so clients can enjoy genuine peace of mind.
Role Description
The Fire and Security Service Engineer is a full-time, on-site role based in Northchapel. This role involves servicing, maintaining, and fault-finding on a range of fire detection systems, intruder alarms, CCTV, and access control equipment at customer premises. The engineer will carry out routine inspections and testing to ensure systems remain fully functional and compliant with current regulations and industry standards.
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- Diagnosing and resolving technical issues
- Completing accurate service reports
- Advising clients on system performance
- Escalating complex problems when necessary
Requirements
- Hands-on experience with fire alarm systems, emergency lighting, and associated fire safety equipment, with the ability to service, test, and fault-find effectively.
- Practical knowledge of security systems such as intruder alarms, CCTV, and access control, including installation, maintenance, and basic programming.
- Strong diagnostic and problem-solving abilities, with competence in using tools, test instruments, and system software to identify and resolve technical issues.
- Good understanding of relevant standards and regulations (e.g., BS and EN standards, fire safety legislation), and commitment to working safely and compliantly.
- Clear, professional communication skills for interacting with customers and colleagues, including accurate completion of service records and reports.
- Ability to work independently on-site, manage time and workloads effectively, and adapt to changing priorities, including occasional out-of-hours work.
- Valid UK driving licence and willingness to travel to customer locations in and around Northchapel as required.
- Industry-recognized qualifications or certifications in fire and security engineering or a related discipline (e.g., NVQ, FIA training) are highly beneficial.
- Previous experience in a similar fire and security service role and a customer-focused mindset, with a professional, respectful approach to all clients.
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