Fire Alarm Engineer required Hours: 37.5 hours per week, Monday to Friday Optional overtime available for those who wish to earn more Benefits Competitive starting salary (£28k-£35k), depending on experience 20 days holiday + 9 bank holidays Company van & fuel card Overtime opportunities Uniform & tools provided Progression opportunities Company pension scheme Full training from a supportive, friendly team within a professional but relaxed environment Fully paid company health insurance (after 6-month probation) Death-in-service insurance An established Fire & Safety company is seeking an experienced Fire Engineer to join its expanding specialist team, working throughout Northern Ireland and Ireland. In this role, you'll be responsible for the installation and servicing of a wide range of life-safety systems, including: Fire alarm systems Aspirating detection systems Disabled refuge systems Nurse call systems Emergency lighting With over 40 years of delivering sector-leading Fire and Security services, the company prides itself on providing reliable, high-quality support to its growing client base. If you're a team player who enjoys contributing to collective goals and you're ready to join a company you can grow with, this could be the perfect opportunity. The team is looking for someone who can start as soon as possible. Key Responsibilities Install fire detection and aspirating systems, emergency lighting, remote monitoring, disabled refuge, toilet alarm, and nurse call systems Carry out ongoing and reactive maintenance Support customers and collaborate with operations, sales, and administration departments as needed Follow company Health & Safety guidelines and promote a safe working environment Requirements Any additional capabilities or basic programming knowledge relating to the above systems is advantageous (training can be provided) Knowledge of products from manufacturers such as: Ampac Kentec Advanced Electronics HAES Gent Hochiki Apollo Vesda Airsense Honeywell Wagner Quantec C-TEC Baldwin & Boxall Proven ability to troubleshoot and recommend appropriate actions relating to fire detection and alarm system faults Experience working in commercial or construction environments City & Guilds 236 (parts 1 & 2) or time-served equivalent preferred 17th/18th Edition Electrical qualification desirable but not essential Strong commitment to health and safety Full UK driving licence If you are ready for your next career move, please submit an up to date CV today via the "Apply" link, or call the Branch and speak to Donna