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    Mobile Fire & Security Engineer - £36K Warrington

    Company

    Pertemps TM

    Salary

    £28000 - £36000 per annum

    Description

    Mobile Fire & Security Engineer - £36,000 - Warrington   We are currently representing a Fire & Security company based in Warrington. They specialise in the installation, commissioning, service and maintenance of Fire Alarms, CCTV, Intruder Alarms and Access Control. After an series of continued growth they are now looking to expand their team!   Salary Package: £28,000 - £36,000 Overtime Available Company Van, Fuel Card + Private Use Call Out Rota 1 in 7 - £100 Standby 20 Days Holiday & Bank Holidays Specialist Tools Provided Mobile Phone & PPE Manufacturer Training   Duties: Carrying Out Servicing, Installation, Commissioning & Fault Finding On Fire Alarms, CCTV, Intruder Alarms And Access Control. Working on Commercial Contracts – Schools, Hospitals etc.   Area Of Cover: Warrington and Surrounding Areas   Qualifications: FIAs (Preferred) Relevant Qualifications Driving Licence Ability To Pass Enhanced DBS   Please Contact: Georgie Thain [email protected] 020 7932 2800

    Location

    Warrington

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