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Pertemps TM
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£30,000 - £45,000
Description
Fire Sprinkler Service Engineer – £45,000 – Essex RGB Network are currently representing a well-established fire suppression systems company. Due to sheer growth, they are looking for fire sprinkler service engineers to add to their team. Salary Package: £30,000 - £45,000 Company van with fuel card Mobile phone, tablet, laptop Overtime x1.5, x2 on Sundays Call out: 1/2 times per year 23 days holiday Company benefits scheme Pension scheme Area of cover: Essex/East London Duties: Servicing and remedial work on commercial fire sprinkler systems Requirements: Relevant qualifications Driving license Please contact: Alex Bartley RGB Network Office: 020 7932 2800 Email: abartley @ rgb .co .uk
Location
Essex
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