Fire & Security Service Engineer

£41,000 basic is decent, but with paid travel, overtime and rota, this is more like a £50,000-ish Fire and Security Engineer role without needing to over complicate it.

You’ll be covering Bristol and the South West, carrying out service, maintenance and small works across commercial sites.

The company is well-established, organised, and gives engineers the backing to do the job properly. Workloads are planned sensibly, travel is paid door-to-door, and you’re trusted to manage your day without someone constantly breathing down your neck.

• Basic salary up to £41,000
• Overtime and rota typically adding around £10,000 a year
• On call payments around £1,200 per year
• Door-to-door travel paid
• Company van with personal use
• 25 days holiday plus bank holidays
• Healthcare cash plan
• 5 per cent employer pension contribution
• Attendance bonus
• Death in service and accident insurance
• Additional benefits including driver awards

You’ll need fire and security experience, but you don’t need to know every system going. If you’ve got a solid base across service, maintenance or small works, the rest can be talked through properly.

Training is a good part of this one too, with support on unfamiliar systems and in-house FIA and BAFE courses available.

Apply with whatever CV you have. It doesn’t need to be polished. A quick call can cover the details.