Fire and Security Service and Maintenance Engineer

An excellent opportunity for an experienced Fire & Security Service & Maintenance Engineer to join a well-established company.

Job Title:

Fire & Security Service & Maintenance Engineer Job Type: Full-Time Permanent. Salary:
Competitive Salary Up To £45,600 PA, Depending on Experience.

Location:

Stockton-on-Tees Covering the North East.

Schedule:

8.00am to 4.30pm (with hr lunch break) - 31 days (including statutory holidays).

Job Description:

As a Fire & Security Service & Maintenance Engineer , you will be a key member of the Fire & Security team, responsible for the servicing, maintenance, testing, fault finding, repair and ongoing support of fire detection and electronic security systems across a range of commercial and industrial client sites. The role will involve working across Fire Alarm Systems, CCTV, Access Control, Intruder Alarms, Disabled Refuge Systems, Public Address Systems, Induction Loops and associated network infrastructure, ensuring systems remain fully operational, compliant and maintained to a high standard.

You will undertake planned preventative maintenance (PPM), reactive maintenance and emergency call-outs, diagnose faults, identify system issues and complete repairs and remedial works efficiently and professionally. Reporting to the Projects Manager, you will be responsible for attending client sites, carrying out maintenance and servicing activities safely and effectively, and ensuring all works are completed in accordance with company procedures, client requirements, relevant legislation, British Standards, manufacturers' requirements and industry best practice.

You will be expected to demonstrate strong technical knowledge, excellent fault-finding and problem-solving skills, and the ability to work independently and as part of a team. You must demonstrate knowledge of relevant British and European Standards, including BS 5839 (Fire Detection and Alarm Systems), BS 7671 (IET Wiring Regulations), BS EN 50174 (Cabling Installation) and applicable NSI Codes of Practice , together with relevant manufacturer requirements.

Key

Duties & Responsibilities Installation, Commissioning & Engineering Delivery:
Carry out planned preventative maintenance (PPM) on Fire Alarm Systems, CCTV, Access Control, Intruder Alarm Systems, Disabled Refuge Systems, Public Address Systems, Induction Loops and associated systems. Attend reactive maintenance and emergency call-outs to diagnose and resolve system faults. Carry out inspection, testing and servicing of systems in accordance with relevant standards, manufacturers' requirements and client maintenance agreements. Diagnose faults using appropriate test equipment, software and technical information.

Identify the root cause of faults and complete effective corrective and remedial works. Carry out repairs, component replacements, system modifications and minor upgrades as required. Test systems following maintenance and repair to ensure they are fully operational and fit for purpose. Identify potential system failures or areas requiring remedial action and communicate these to the relevant Project Manager or customer.

Provide technical support and assistance to colleagues where required. Liaise with manufacturers, suppliers, Alarm Receiving Centres (ARC), clients and other third parties to assist with fault resolution where required. Support installation and commissioning activities where required, including minor installation works, system modifications and upgrades. Ensure all maintenance and repair works are completed to a high standard, maintaining system reliability and customer satisfaction.

Technical Compliance & Documentation:
Ensure all servicing, maintenance, testing and remedial works are completed in accordance with relevant British Standards, including BS 5839, BS 7671, BS EN 50174, applicable NSI Codes of Practice and manufacturer requirements. Complete accurate service reports, maintenance records, certificates and other required documentation following each visit. Clearly record faults identified, work undertaken, parts and materials used, outstanding issues and any recommendations for further works.

Update company systems with accurate information relating to completed works, follow-up requirements and additional works identified. Ensure all paperwork and electronic records are completed accurately and within the required timescales. Maintain up-to-date knowledge of relevant legislation, British Standards, technologies, products and manufacturer…