Commission Safety & Security Engineer

London
2 weeks ago
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Overview
North builds stronger networks and creates smarter places. Our intelligent technology solutions and robust network infrastructures transform the way people, places, and organisations work. And we focus our expertise on working in three specialist sectors: public services, enterprise & data centres, and defence & justice.
Responsibilities
The Role
Our Life Safety and Security engineering team is at the heart of our business. Multi-skilled across multiple technologies and product ranges, our engineers possess a wide range of knowledge built up over many years. Customer service oriented and driven to deliver the very best levels of engineering, our engineers take pride in their daily work.
This role will report to the Southern Regional Manager and include a programme of mentored training and development to assist the individual as required, but also with a view to future progression and succession planning.
Key Duties & Responsibilities

  • Install, Commission and Servicing of our wide range of field equipment including, CCTV, Access Control, IoT gateways & sensors, Fire and Intruder Alarms systems, Public address & Voice Alarm systems.
  • Retrofit upgrades / extensions to existing systems as part of remedial works packages.
  • Provide high levels of customer services.
  • Understanding site plans, to allow installs to take part based on site survey documentation.
  • Complete documentation in line with company standards.
  • Work within strict H&S guidelines.
  • Advise customers on the latest products and services to improve efficiency.
    Key Accountabilities
  • Ensure assigned work is effectively delivered, completed on time, and to the required quality standards.
  • Ensure all works are recorded using business systems and each job is signed off by the client.
  • Ensure site Health and Safety compliance and escalate any immediate issues to line management.
  • Provide high levels of customer service and ensure the company is always represented professionally.
    Qualifications
    Certifications/Qualifications
  • Valid CSCS/ECS Card
  • PTS certification
  • DBS clearance (for working in public sector environments)
  • IPAF/ PASMA/ Asbestos Awareness certification
  • Recent/current electrical qualifications
  • Full UK driving licence.
    Experience:
    Must be able to work independently, including lone working, and as part of a team.
    Flexible and self-motivated
    Knowledge of industry standard manufacturers preferred (Bosch, Dahau, Genetec, Gent, Advanced, Gallagher, PAC, Win-Pak, Veracity, Milestone).
    Previous employment within a BAFE/ SSAIB/ NSI accredited company.
    Experience working within the Rail sector would be an advantage.
    Skills:
    Good communication, interpersonal and organisational skills
    Technical expertise in predominant skillset area
    Good administration skills with sound working knowledge of business systems and mainstream applications e.g., Microsoft Office 365.
    Excellent team player and relationship builder
    Project oriented but can interchange on service-related tasks when required.Sound commercial awareness, knowledge of design and pricing of systems and upgrades.
    Company Values
    At North we embrace the following values:
  • Know Your Craft: We strive for excellence in our work, continuously learning and adapting to stay at the forefront of our industry.
  • Know Your Colleagues: We value collaboration, diversity, and mutual respect, fostering a workplace where everyone's contributions are recognized and celebrated.
  • Know Your Customers: We are dedicated to understanding and exceeding our customers' expectations, delivering products/services that make a positive impact on their lives.
  • Know How to Connect: Building meaningful connections is at the core of our success. We value open communication, teamwork, and relationships that go beyond the surface

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