Security System Designer & Estimator

London
2 weeks ago
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My Client is a specialist security integration company, providing cloud-based access control,
CCTV, intercom, and intruder alarm systems for commercial clients. They work with leading
technology partners to deliver innovative and tailored security solutions across London and
the surrounding areas.

Role Overview

We are seeking a System Designer and Estimator to support our clients' expanding
operation. The successful candidate will be responsible for designing security solutions,
producing system drawings, and providing cost estimates that align with client requirements
and industry best practices. This role involves collaboration with clients, manufacturers, and
internal teams to ensure effective security system design and implementation.

Key Responsibilities

Design and produce system layouts, schematics, and technical drawings based on client specifications.
Conduct client meetings and workshops to discuss security solutions, design requirements, and project scope.
Develop accurate cost estimates, proposals, and technical documentation.
Work closely with in-house engineers, project managers, and sales teams to ensure seamless project delivery.
Liaise with manufacturers and suppliers to ensure compatibility and feasibility of proposed solutions.
Stay up to date with emerging security technologies and industry trends.
Ensure designs comply with relevant security and safety regulations.
Key Requirements

Experience in security system design and estimation
Strong knowledge of cloud-based access control and CCTV solutions
Familiarity with system integration, network infrastructure, and security compliance
Ability to interpret technical drawings and specifications
Proficiency in AutoCAD, Visio, or similar design software (preferred but not essential)
Excellent communication skills and the ability to engage with clients and stakeholders
Strong attention to detail and problem-solving abilities
Ability to work independently and as part of a team
Preferred Experience with the Following Systems (Desirable but Not Essential)
Access Control: Brivo, Salto, Aperio
CCTV: Eagle Eye Networks
Intercom: 2N, Akuvox
Intruder Alarms: Orisec
Based in North London (office-based role with flexibility for hybrid work).

Majority of projects are London-based
Work with cutting-edge security technologies
Be part of a growing and innovative security solutions provider
Collaborate with leading manufacturers and industry experts
If you are interested in this Security System Designer & Estimator role and believe you have the experience my client requires then please forward your CV

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