Location: Oxford
Job Type:Permanent
Salary: £31,855 to £40,630 per annum plus overtime, travel time and out‑of‑hours retainerWith overtime and additional payments, you could earn up to £60,000 per annum.
Join a Growing Fire Safety andpliance TeamWe are looking for an experienced Fire Service and Maintenance Engineer to join a successful and motivated engineering team. This is an excellent opportunity for someone who takes pride in high‑quality work, values safety andpliance, and enjoys working across varied environments.The role is primarily focused on planned preventative maintenance servicing, alongside fault finding, repairs, and supporting health and safety procedures across contracted sites. Engineers are trusted to be the face of the business, building strong relationships with clients and delivering outstanding customer service.
About the RoleOperating within the Social Housing sector, you will be part of a growing organisation delivering critical fire safety, security, and life safety services. Due to continued contract wins, experienced engineers are required to support ongoing maintenance, testing, inspection, and repair works.Progression, training, and tenant safety are core priorities, so attention to detail, clearmunication, and pride in your workmanship are essential.
Key Responsibilities
1. Maintain, fault find, install, andmission the following systems:Fire alarmsAutomatic opening vents (AOV)CCTVAccess controlWarden call systemsFire extinguishers
2. Accuratelyplete engineer service and maintenance reports
3. Identify and report system deficiencies or nopliance
4. Inspect and maintain emergency lighting and associated life safety equipment
5. Carry out regular van stock checks and liaise with supervision and procurement to ensure appropriate stock levels.
6. Maintain a strong health and safety mindset, identifying risks and reporting concerns promptly.
7. Achieve first‑time fixes wherever possible
The ideal candidate will have:
8. Previous experience as a Fire Alarm or Fire Systems Engineer
9. Strong knowledge of analogue addressable and conventional fire alarm systems
10. FIA training or equivalent to BS5839‑1 Fundamentals
11. Good working knowledge of BS5839, particularly Part 1 and Part 6
12. A good level of IT literacy
13. A solid understanding of workplace health and safety regulations
14. A full UK driving licence
15. Flexibility to work a minimum of 40 hours per week Monday to Friday, with opportunities for overtime, weekends, and participation in an out‑of‑hours call‑out rota.
What You Will Receive
16. Realistic earning potential of up to £60,000 per annum
17. Overtime paid at time and a half
18. Ongoing training and career development opportunities
19. Uniform, full test equipment, and power tools
20. Mobile phone and tablet
21. 22 days annual leave plus UK bank holidays, 30 days in total