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Electronic Security Service Engineer
Location: Milton Keynes & surrounding areas
Salary: £34,000 basic + overtime + on-call payments
Job Type: Full-time, Permanent
We’re recruiting for an Electronic Security Service Engineer to join an established field engineering team covering Milton Keynes and the surrounding area.
This is a field-based service and maintenance position working predominantly across CCTV and Access Control systems, supporting a varied portfolio of commercial, blue-chip, and public-sector customers.
We’re open to speaking with both experienced Security Service Engineers and engineers who have recently completed an apprenticeship or qualification within electronic security and are ready to take the next step in their career.
The Role
As an Electronic Security Service Engineer, you’ll be responsible for servicing, maintaining, and fault-finding across a range of electronic security systems.
Your Responsibilities Will Include
- Servicing and maintaining CCTV and Access Control systems
- Diagnosing and resolving technical faults
- Carrying out reactive maintenance and repairs
- Attending customer sites across Milton Keynes and the surrounding area
- Identifying system issues and completing effective repairs
- Providing a professional service to customers on site
- Completing relevant service and maintenance documentation
- Working alongside remote technical support teams to resolve customer issues
- Participating in an on-call rota
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The business has a remote support function that initially troubleshoots customer issues before field engineers are dispatched, meaning engineers will often have initial fault information available before attending site.
What We’re Looking For
For the experienced position, we’re ideally looking for someone with previous experience working as a:
- Electronic Security Engineer
- Security Service Engineer
- CCTV Engineer
- Access Control Engineer
- Fire & Security Engineer
You Should Have Practical Experience Within
- CCTV systems
- Access Control systems
- Service and maintenance
- Fault finding and diagnostics
- Reactive repairs
We’re particularly interested in engineers who are comfortable working independently and taking ownership of faults through to resolution.
Newly Qualified Engineers
We are also open to applications from candidates who have recently completed an Electronic Security or Fire & Security apprenticeship.
You don’t need years of post-qualification experience, but you should have practical exposure to electronic security systems and be ready to develop into a field-based service engineer.


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If you’ve recently qualified and have hands-on experience with CCTV, Access Control, or wider security systems, we’d still like to hear from you.
Package
- £34,000 basic salary
- Paid overtime
- Additional on-call payments
- Strong additional earning potential through overtime and the on-call rota
- Permanent position
- Established field engineering operation
- Ongoing technical development and progression
- Varied customer and site portfolio
Location
The main territory will be centred around Milton Keynes, with travel across nearby areas including:
- Milton Keynes
- Bletchley
- Newport Pagnell
- Bedford
- Northampton
- Aylesbury and surrounding areas
Due to the field-based nature of the role, you must be comfortable travelling throughout your allocated territory.
Interested?
If you’re an experienced Security Engineer looking for a more service-focused position, or you’ve recently finished your apprenticeship and are ready for your next move, apply today and we’ll be in touch to discuss the role in more detail.
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