Fire Commissioning Engineer

Chubb Fire & Security have been protecting people and assets worldwide for more than 200 years. Providing essential and innovative security systems, equipment and services, from digital CCTV surveillance and intruder alarms to fire detection and suppression systems.
Our customers range from local independent businesses to many of the FTSE 100 companies, and our Chubb family is extensive too, with a dynamic team of over 13,000 employees globally - together we do great things.
Our commitment to our people is to continually develop and innovate so that we grow together as your career unfolds. As part of the global API Group, we join a family of organisations where leadership, and leadership development is our most powerful strategic advantage and the best way to invest in our people.
SALARY:
Opportunity to earn in excess of £50,000 (Base depends on experience, plus supplements)
25 days holiday, plus bank holidays
Company Car or Van – option for private use
No requirement for on call
Stable, long-term work with a leading national business
All tools provided including hand tools
Ongoing training provided on current & latest technology
Travel Time Scheme
Sales referral incentive scheme
Employee Referral Scheme (£1000)
Company Pension Scheme (4% employer contribution)
Life Assurance (4 x Basic Salary)
A Central Benefits Platform offering a wide variety discounts
Health & Wellbeing Resources
Bravo Awards: Recognising outstanding contributions from all employees and encourage excellence
What You’ll be Doing as a Fire Commissioning Engineer
Commission and manage new and existing installations and modifications to existing systems in full compliance with the current edition of the relevant British Standards
Liaise with the sub-contractor to ensure that the correct installation practices have been used, as required
Attend coordination meetings with specific projects to ensure commissioning is performed within the contract time scales and agreed specification
What We Would Like You To Bring
A good understanding of the British standards – 5839 parts 1 to 9, 5266 and 7273
A methodical approach to problem solving
A can do attitude being self motivated to find solutions
Fire Detection & Alarm Systems experience, how to program and operate a wide range of analogue addressable control panels and the associated detection devices