Multiskilled Fire & Security Engineer

Position: Multiskilled Fire & Security Engineer (Permanent)
This is a strong opportunity for a Fire and Security Engineer who wants a stable, well-paid role with proper backing behind them.
You’ll be joining a well-established and growing business where engineers are trusted, supported, and valued for doing the job properly. The setup is straightforward, well organised, and designed to keep workloads realistic.
The package

• Basic salary up to £45,000

• On call payments around £1,200 per year

• Overtime and rota typically add around £10,000 annually

• 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
The role
You’ll be covering service, maintenance, and small works across Yorkshire. The role involves regular travel across Yorkshire, with door-to-door time paid and sensible planning to keep days manageable.
This suits engineers who like a mix of locations and systems rather than the same building every day.

Experience with some of the following is useful, but not essential if you’re keen to learn:

• Fire systems including Honeywell, Advanced, Morley, Kentec and C-Tec

• Access control such as Paxton, Gallagher, ACT Vanderbilt and Grosvenor

• Intruder alarms including Texecom and Scantronic

• CCTV including Hikvision and Dahua
The business employs around 100 people nationally. It has the structure and support of a larger organisation, while still trusting engineers to manage their work without unnecessary oversight.
You’ll work across commercial environments such as schools, hospitals, care homes, offices, universities, utilities and gyms. Quality and professionalism matter here, and engineers who care about their work tend to do well.
Training and progression
Training is a genuine strength of this business. Engineers are supported with upskilling on unfamiliar systems, alongside in-house FIA and BAFE courses. Building tickets and broadening your skill set is encouraged, not resisted.
Next step
If you’d like to know more, apply with whatever CV you have, even if it’s not perfect. A short conversation can cover the details, and every applicant receives a response