Fire Alarm Engineer - Glasgow

• To service maintain and install fire alarm system (BS58391) and emergency lighting system Nurse Call and Access Control in accordance with the relevant British Standards.
  
• Correctly complete engineer service reports.
  
• Report deficiencies or deviations in systems.
  
• Report on and maintain emergency lighting systems and other associated equipment such as fire extinguishers AOVs etc.
  
• Conduct regular van stock checks and liaise with the Engineering Technical Supervisor and Procurement Department to keep replenished and appropriately stocked.
  
• Having a Health and Safety mindset looking at possible risks associated with the role and reporting any issues promptly to support the ongoing safety of self and others.
  
• Complete a first time fix where possible.
  

Requirements

• A flexible approach to work with a minimum of 40 hours per week MonFri with the opportunity to earn significantly more through weekends and participate in an outofhours callout rota.
  
• A full UK Driving License
  
• Previous Fire Alarm Experience and knowledge of analogue addressable and conventional fire alarm systems.
  
• FIA training (or equivalent required) to BS58391 Fundamentals.
  
• Understanding of BS5839 in particular part one and part 6
  
• A good level of IT literacy.
  
• An understanding of Health and Safety Regulations within the workplace.
  

Benefits

• A base salary ofper annum (40 hours a week) and opportunity to earn much more with overtimes travel time out of hours retainer fees (Fire engineers at MCS usually work between 4550 hours what significantly increases the salary)
  
• Overtime paid at x1.5 of your wage
  
• Ongoing career development opportunities
  
• A company vehicle and a fuel card
  
• Phone and Tablet
  
• Full test equipment and power tools
  
• 22 days of holiday allowance plus any UK bank holidays (30 days in total)