Fire Sprinkler Engineer

Sprinkler Service Engineer

Location:
Field-Based, covering counties west of the M25 (Berkshire/Surrey/Buckinghamshire)

Are you an experienced Sprinkler Service Engineer looking for your next challenge? This is your chance to work with cutting-edge fire suppression systems, protect lives and property, and build a rewarding career with a global leader in safety solutions.

At Johnson Controls, we don’t just maintain systems—we create safer environments. Join our team and make a real difference every day.

We believe in rewarding your expertise and commitment:

• Competitive salary with overtime rates and door-to-door travel pay
• Call-out rota payments
• Company van, fuel card, full PPE & comprehensive tool kit (iPad/phone/uniform)
• 25 days paid holiday plus bank holidays
• 7% matched pension contributions, free life assurance, and employee assistance program
• Discounts on high‑street brands and Johnson Controls security products
• Cycle‑to‑work scheme
• Extensive training and cross‑skilling opportunities with world‑class resources
• Supportive, collaborative team culture with access to business resource groups
• Long‑term career development and progression opportunities

As a Field‑Based Sprinkler Service Engineer, you’ll:

• Service and maintain industry‑leading fire suppression systems for our valued customers.
• Ensure workplaces remain safe and compliant, supporting our Zero Harm culture.
• Deliver against performance KPIs, including deficiency resolution and revenue targets.
• Provide expert fault-finding, problem-solving, and customer support.
• Build strong client relationships and identify opportunities to add value.

• Test and maintain sprinkler systems (wet, dry, alternate, pre‑action, deluge, foam) plus hose reels, hydrants, and water supplies.
• Operate and flow‑test diesel and electric pumps.
• Ensure compliance with LPC/FM standards through accurate electronic reporting.
• Deliver a first‑class customer experience with professionalism and technical excellence.

• Proven experience servicing mechanical fire suppression systems
• Reliable, trustworthy, and self‑motivated—able to work independently and in a team
• Strong communication and relationship‑building skills
• Full UK driving licence

• Basic computer skills (Word, Excel, PDF) for reporting

This is more than a job—it’s a chance to protect communities, grow your skills, and be part of a team that values safety, innovation, and your career development.