The Company
Our client is a well-established fire and security systems provider, known for delivering high-quality installation, maintenance, and fault-finding services across South Yorkshire and beyond. Due to continued growth, they are now looking to add an experienced Fire Alarm Engineer to their team.
The Role
As a Fire Alarm Engineer, you will be responsible for the servicing, fault finding, and installation of conventional and addressable fire alarm systems for a varied client base within a 50 mile radius of Sheffield. This is a fantastic opportunity for a skilled engineer to join a supportive, forward-thinking company that genuinely invests in its people.
Key Responsibilities
- Servicing and maintaining conventional and addressable fire alarm systems
- Diagnosing and resolving faults efficiently and to a high standard
- Installing new fire alarm systems in line with British Standards (BS 5839)
- Working independently and managing your own workload/diary
- Liaising professionally with clients on site
- Completing accurate paperwork/reports following each visit
- Working safely and in compliance with health & safety regulations
What We're Looking For
- Proven experience servicing, fault finding, and installing fire alarm systems
- Strong knowledge of conventional and addressable systems
- Relevant qualifications (e.g. FIA units, BAFE) desirable
- Full UK driving licence (essential)
- Excellent communication skills and a professional, customer-focused approach
- Ability to work independently and manage own schedule
What's on Offer
- Salary up to £45,000 (dependent on experience)
- Company van with personal use
- 22 days holiday plus bank holidays
- Ongoing training and clear career progression
- Pension scheme
- Company events
- The opportunity to join a growing, well-regarded business in the fire and security industry
Interested?
If you're an experienced Fire Alarm Engineer looking for your next opportunity in South Yorkshire, we'd love to hear from you. Apply now or get in touch for a confidential chat.
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