££42,000 - ££47,000
Fire Systems Technical Support Engineer
Location:
Manchester
Salary: £42,000 - £47,000
Working
pattern: Office-based, with occasional customer-site visits following
training
Are you an experienced Fire Alarm Engineer looking to move away from a field-based role?
Perhaps you enjoy fault-finding and solving technical problems, but would like more predictable working hours and the opportunity to develop into a genuine product specialist. We’re recruiting for an established international manufacturer of fire and electronic security technology, which is looking to add a Fire Systems Technical Support Engineer to its Manchester team.
You’ll use your knowledge of fire detection and alarm systems to help installers, engineers and customers diagnose faults, commission systems and resolve technical issues.
This is
predominantly an office-based position, providing support by telephone, email
and remote connection. Once fully trained on the company’s systems, you’ll also
occasionally visit customer sites to assist with commissioning and investigate
more complex technical issues.
The
company
You’ll be joining an established international technology manufacturer that designs and supports integrated fire and electronic security systems.
The business has a long-standing presence in the UK and supplies technology used across commercial property, residential developments, education and other safety-critical environments.
It continues
to invest in its people and products, providing structured training and the
opportunity to build knowledge across a broad portfolio of fire and security
technology.
What
you’ll be doing
You’ll become a key technical contact for customers, taking ownership of queries from initial diagnosis through to resolution.
Your responsibilities will include:
What we’re
looking for
You’ll need practical experience working with fire detection and alarm systems, together with the communication skills to explain technical information clearly to customers and engineers.
You’ll
ideally bring:
Experience of
voice alarm systems, access control, CCTV, door entry or other electronic
security technology would be beneficial, but isn’t essential.
What’s on offer
This is a
strong opportunity for an experienced fire systems professional who enjoys
solving technical problems but wants to reduce the amount of time spent
travelling between customer sites.
Apply now to find out more.