Multiskilled Fire & Security Engineer

If you've been servicing the same handful of sites for a couple of years and you can predict the week before it starts, that's the difference here.

The day-to-day

• Service and maintenance across fire alarms, CCTV, intruder alarms and access control.

• Fault finding on a wide range of systems. That's the part they care most about.

• Commissioning where it comes up.

• Service documentation done properly, and a share of the on-call rota.

You'd be managing your own diary and your own customers across the patch. It's a job that suits someone who'd rather be trusted than checked on.

Why this one's worth a look

The training is manufacturer-led, not a slideshow. If there's a system you've only half worked with, that's fixable here.

The team is growing, so there's a route beyond engineer for anyone who wants it. That's a real one rather than a line in an advert.

And the earnings are yours to move. Past £50,000 is normal for people who take the work on.

The package

• £38,000 to £43,000 basic, depending on experience

• OTE £50,000+

• Overtime available

• Standby payments

• Company van

• Laptop, phone and tablet

• Pension, 25 days' holiday plus bank holidays

What you'll need

• Hands-on experience across fire and security systems

• Strong fault-finding ability

• Good working knowledge of the relevant British Standards

• Full UK driving licence

Next step

Send over whatever CV you've got, even if it's out of date. Easier to have the conversation first and tidy the paperwork later.