Fire Extinguisher Engineer Location: Berkshire / Oxfordshire areas Salary: £30,000–£40,000 basic Package details * Travel paid after the first 30 minutes each way * 25 days' annual leave plus bank holidays * Bonus scheme offering 5% commission on quoted works, with individual quotes worth up to £5,000 (non-contractual) * 37.5-hour working week * Monday to Friday, 8:30am–4pm Company overview Our client is a well-established Fire & Security and Mechanical & Electrical business, providing integrated solutions to customers across the UK, with a strong presence across a range of sectors, including healthcare, education, retail, hospitality, financial services and custodial environments. Role overview We are recruiting for a Fire Extinguisher Engineer to carry out the servicing and installation of fire extinguishers across a varied range of customer sites. You will be working across environments including: * Prisons and custodial facilities * Hospitals and healthcare settings * Airports * Commercial premises The role offers a varied workload, a competitive basic salary and the opportunity to earn additional bonus through quoted works. At Secure & Recruit, we pride ourselves on offering a trustworthy and personalised recruitment experience. As experts in the Fire & Security sector, we partner with the industry's leading employers to bring you roles that align with your skills and aspirations. Your preferences will be fully discussed to ensure the best fit possible, and we will not share your details without your permission
Fire Extinguisher Engineer in Wantage employer: Secure and Recruit Ltd
Join a well-established Fire and Security specialist that values technical quality and reliable service, offering a competitive salary of up to £42,000 along with benefits such as private healthcare and a company pension scheme. With a strong focus on employee growth, this role provides opportunities to broaden your technical skillset across multiple disciplines while working in a supportive environment throughout the Central Belt of Scotland.
