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Senior Fire Alarm Engineer
An opportunity has arisen for a Senior Fire Alarm Engineer to join an established fire and security services provider, supporting the delivery and technical performance of fire and life safety systems.
This is a senior, hands-on position for an experienced fire engineer who can take responsibility for complex technical work, provide technical guidance to other engineers and act as a point of support when more challenging issues arise.
This is a field-based role offering a basic salary of £40,000 - £45,000 per annum, plus paid travel, on-call and overtime allowances, with total average earnings of £50,000 - £60,000.
Candidates can be based anywhere in London or within 15 miles north and 20 miles south of St Albans (office location).
You Will Be Responsible For
- Commissioning and testing addressable and conventional fire alarm systems, carrying out complex fault diagnosis and resolving technical issues.
- Configuring system logic, cause-and-effect functions and networked panel arrangements, using manufacturer software for system configuration, diagnostics and optimisation.
- Working across fire alarm platforms including Gent, Advanced, Ziton, Morley and Kentec, alongside associated systems such as air sampling, suppression and smoke ventilation.
- Acting as a technical lead on site, providing guidance, mentoring and practical support to engineers, while contributing to skills development and technical standards.
- Completing commissioning documentation, technical reports, audits and inspections, while providing professional technical support to customers and stakeholders and supporting compliance with relevant standards and procedures.
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The Candidates From The Following Background Will Be Considered
- Fire Alarm Engineer
- Fire Systems Engineer
- Fire and Security Engineer
- Fire Engineer
- Fire Alarm Commissioning Engineer
- Fire Alarm Commissioning Technician
Ideally, you will have experience with some of the following:
- Gent
- Advanced
- Ziton
- Morley
- Kentec
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- Experience commissioning and diagnosing faults on complex fire alarm systems.
- Strong technical knowledge of fire alarm systems, programming and diagnostics.
- Experience using manufacturer software for system configuration, diagnostics and optimisation.
- Working knowledge of associated systems, including air sampling, suppression and smoke ventilation.
- Excellent organisation, attention to detail and professional communication skills.
- A proactive and accountable approach, with a focus on getting the job right first time.
Whats On Offer
- Competitive salary
- 25 days plus bank holidays
- Salary sacrifice pension scheme
- Death in service insurance
- 24-hour GP and mental health support
- Regular development reviews
- Recognition programme
- Annual company conference
- Wellness and Employee Assistance Programme
- Professional development and training opportunities
This is a fantastic opportunity for a Senior Fire Alarm Engineer to join a dynamic team and take the next step in your career.
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