Service and Maintenance Engineer

London
2 weeks ago
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My client is at the forefront of cloud security technology, deploying systems such as Brivo
Access, Eagle Eye CCTV, Abloy/Aperio and various other manufacturer brands. They also specialises in Orisec Intruder systems, alongside a diverse array of Access/Door Entry solutions including Brivo, Paxton, BPT, Urmet, and 2N. They are looking for a self-reliant engineer capable of responding to service calls, performing maintenance, and excelling in a dynamic environment.

Responsibilities

Carrying out maintenance to a broad spectrum of security systems 
Working on access control, CCTV, intruder alarms and intercoms
Working mainly around London but must be happy to travel further afield
Requirements

Experienced and very technically proficient at fault finding on a range of systems
Must be happy to help on installations when required, although primary role will be attending call outs, resolving faults, carrying out small works and small upgrades
Must be prepared to participate on weekend call out rota
Needs to be adept in the realms of CCTV, and access systems
Must have an understanding of Intruder systems
A typical working day spans 9 hours, with travel and overtime duly compensated. For those
seeking additional earnings, weekend work is available at overtime rates.

In addition to financial rewards, the role includes a suite of practical benefits: a company van
for seamless transportation, a mobile phone for effective communication, a fuel card to cover
travel expenses, and a company credit card for work-related expenditures.

If you are interested in this Service and Maintenance Engineer  role and believe you have the experience my client requires then please forward your CV

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