PTSG Fire Safety Solutions
Sprinkler Service Engineer

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Field Service Engineer – Sprinkler Systems (commercial and residential)
Location
- Covering North West and surrounding areas (office location Middleton, Manchester)
Salary
- £38,000 - £40,000 per annum
Looking for a role where your skills matter, your efforts are appreciated, and the people around you genuinely care? We’ve built something solid at UK Dry Risers — a strong team, a supportive culture, and the stability that comes from being part of PTSG, one of the UK's leading fire safety groups.
We're looking for an experienced Field Service Engineer to help us keep commercial and residential sprinkler systems running smoothly and safely. You’ll be out in the field, carrying out PPMs, repairs, and testing to the highest standards (LPS1048 / TB203).
What makes us different?
It’s the team. Engineers and back-office support work together closely — no red tape, no "that’s not my job" attitudes. Just good people, doing important work, and helping each other get it done.
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What you’ll be doing:
- Servicing and testing sprinkler systems to LPCB standards
- Reacting to system faults and small remedial works
- Taking the lead on some solo jobs and supporting others in a team
- Occasionally covering out-of-hours callouts (paid at premium rates)
What you’ll need:
- Previous experience working on commercial or industrial sprinkler systems
- A full UK driving licence
- A solid understanding of LPCB standards (LPS1048 / TB203)
- A problem-solving mindset and good IT skills for digital worksheets
- The right to work in the UK without sponsorship
What’s in it for you:
- Premium pay for evening/weekend work
- Full-time, permanent job security in a growing industry
- A genuinely friendly culture and long-standing team you’ll want to stick with


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Dry risers are vertical water mains fitted into staircase enclosures or similar, with outlet valves on each floor to enable the fire brigade to connect to the water supply at ground level. The current standard for the installation of dry riser systems is BS9990 2015. We source all components from the leading manufacturers worldwide to ensure that all installations are fitted with the highest-grade components available.
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