Company
Pertemps TM
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Salary
£35,000 - £45,000
Description
Fire Sprinkler Supervisor – London - £45,000 We are currently representing a well-established, LPCB Level 4 accredited fire suppression systems company. Due to sheer growth, they are looking for fire sprinkler site supervisors to add to their team. Salary package: £35,000 - £45,000 Bonus structure Company car or car allowance 37.5 hour week 22 days holiday plus bank holidays Life insurance policy Discount healthcare Area of cover: London & the Home Counties Duties: Liaising with clients Carrying out surveys Managing Engineers Install/maintenance on sprinkler systems Requirements: Relevant qualifications Driving license Supervisory Experience Please contact: Alex Bartley RGB Network Office: 020 7932 2800 Email: abartley @rgb. Co. uk
Location
Southend-on-Sea
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