Total Fire Solutions Limited
Trainee Fire Alarm Service Engineer

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Total Fire Solutions Ltd was established in 2010 and since then, it has grown exponentially due to the quality accredited products and services offered. These products and services are delivered by experienced and friendly professionals.
We provide our services to a vast array of businesses and provide accredited products and services to ensure that businesses have total fire safety compliance.
Our products and services include:
- Fire alarms, including installation, maintenance and repairs
- Fire extinguishers, including supply, installation and maintenance
- Emergency light replacements and testing
- Dry and wet riser testing and repairs
- Fire hydrant testing
- Bespoke fire safety training and fire risk assessments
- Fire door inspections
About the role:
We are seeking an enthusiastic, hardworking individual who is keen to learn. The role itself includes and is not limited to:
- Assisting with/servicing of fire alarms to BS5839-1
- Assisting with/servicing and testing of emergency lighting systems to BS5266-1
- Replacing consumables where appropriate and make recommendations for remedial works when needed
- Carrying out repairs and/or replacement of devices on fire alarm systems, emergency lighting and other associated systems
- Attend callouts for fire alarm systems and smoke control system faults. Then, using critical thinking, logic and problem-solving techniques provide solutions for our customers
- Assist with the testing and maintenance of wet and dry risers and fire hydrants
- Assist with/performing fire extinguisher servicing
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Essential skills:
- Permission and right to work in the UK
- Full UK driver's licence
- Grade C/4/equivalent in GCSE Mathematics, English and Science
- Basic computer skills, including the use of emails and mobile app-based software
- Be punctual, reliable and flexible
- Conscientious and strong work ethic
- Have a flexible approach to working hours, in particular, starting and finishing times (due to the nature of the role)
- Be a team player
- Good attitude towards health and safety in the workplace


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Desirable skills:
- Have a good aptitude for customer service and forming strong relationships with customers and staff
- Previous experience in a trade skill or experience in using hand and power tools
- Basic knowledge of electrical circuits/equipment and how they work
Job Type:
Full-time – 37.5 hours per week, usual working hours are Monday to Thursday 9-5 and Fridays 9-4, with an on-call rota for weekends
Benefits:
- Additional paid holiday for your birthday
- Company vehicle with fuel card
- Company pension
- Free or subsidised travel
Schedule:
Monday to Friday
Work Location:
On the road
Office based in Radcliffe, Bury.
Type:
Full-time
Benefits:
- Additional leave
Education:
GCSE or equivalent (preferred)
Licence/Certification:
UK driving licence (required)
Work authorisation:
United Kingdom (required)
Work Location:
- On the road
- In person
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