Total 6 legal public security job vacancies in leigh wn1 1hs

Fire & Security Engineer – Oxford - £40,000



RGB Network are currently representing a well-established and well-respected fire and security company who operate on a nationwide basis, although engineers are kept to local patches depending on where they’re based.



Operating through a number of regional offices throughout the UK, this company has experienced huge growth over the past 20 years and is now offering an excellent opportunity to an experienced fire and security service engineer to join the rapidly expanding team.



Salary Package:

- £35,000 - £40,000
- Company Van
- Travel Time after giving 30 minutes each way
- Call out 1 in 8, £150 standby
- 23 Days Holidays & Bank Holidays
- Plenty of overtime opportunities
- Company pension scheme
- Commission scheme





Responsibilities:

- Service, maintenance and small works on:
- Fire alarm, intruder, CCTV and access control systems





Area Of Cover:

- Oxford/Reading/Swindon





Requirements:

- Full UK driving license
- Relevant qualifications



Please contact:

Alex Bartley

RGB Network

Office: 020 7932 2800

Email: abartley @ rgb .co .uk

Salary £30,000-£38,000 depends on experienceMonday-Friday

We are looking for an experienced Engineer to work as a member of the Mitie Fire & Security Systems Operations Field service team. You'll ensure effective delivery of PPM, Reactive calls and additional Small Works, ensuring compliance with all Legal and Regulatory requirements.

You'll be expected to carry out routine servicing, testing, inspection, repairs, and installation of Fire Extinguishers/associated equipment and products to the relevant legislative and qualitative standards, alongside appropriate documentation and records in a timely and appropriate manner. You should have excellent communication skills, alongside basic Microsoft Word and Excel literacy.

You should be capable of working to high levels of Health and Safety Requirements and having previous experience in a similar role carrying out PPM, reactive calls and Small Works in the Fire & Security Systems industry. Service test and inspection experience to the relevant standards/codes are also expected including fault-finding techniques. You will also be expected to actively attend and participate in any company-initiated training to maintain an up to date knowledge of technical aspects of the role.

The ideal candidate would have previous experience with PPM, Accident Reporting, or RAMS, alongside following Health and Safety Legislation, preferably in the engineering field. Sharing technical and problem-solving abilities and knowledge with colleagues alongside an ability to take initiative and work with little supervision is also ideal.

About The Role
We have a vacancy for a Security Officer to join our team. You will be responsible for protecting the security and safety of the identified buildings and personnel at a busy client site. You will ensure that assigned tasks are completed in a professional and timely manner and meet relevant legislations.

You will be working Monday to Friday between 07:00 to 19:00, 24 hours per week.

Your main responsibilities may also include:

• Acting as a first line support to employees and visitors to site, providing a professional and friendly service.
• Fire, security and building systems monitoring.
• Service area barrier control and traffic management.
• This role will be for covering Multiple Sites as a relief Officer

To succeed in this role, you will need the following:

• Experience of working within the Security Industry is an advantage
• SIA licence is essential
• Ability to work on own initiative
• A professional demeanour with sound judgement and integrity

What will you get in return?

• A pension scheme- to save for the future - eligibility rules apply
• Access to high street discounts
• Access to low interest loans
• Recognition scheme 'OCS Stars'- monetary rewards given to top performers
• Training and Development- apprenticeships, e-learning, English as a Second Language and our award nominated 'Impact' Programme
• Long Service Awards
• Cycle to work scheme- discounted bicycles
• Access to our Employee Assistance Programme- 24-7 Wellbeing Support

About The Company
OCS UK & Ireland, part of the OCS Group, is a leading facilities management company providing a range of both standalone and integrated services including cleaning, catering, security, technical services, energy management and compliance, front of house, landscaping, logistics, waste management and pest control services. The company has a turnover of £1.5bn and operates across the UK and Ireland with 50,000 colleagues delivering innovative award-winning services to the private and public sectors and supporting the local communities in which it operates.

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