Field Installation Engineer – Heavy Plant Fire Systems

Executive Network Group; Greater London; On-site; GBP 23,000 - 24,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Company van

Door-to-door travel pay

Overtime pay

Paid accommodation and meals when onro

Full product training

Overtime opportunities

Job summary

Executive Network Group is seeking a Field Installation Engineer to install fire suppression systems on heavy machinery across Surrey and South London. This field-based role offers a starting hourly rate of £16.51, rising to £17.01 after five months, with overtime and door-to-door pay and a company van.

You will fit hoses and equipment, carry out routine servicing, and work independently at customer sites. Full training will be provided and a vehicle, fuel, and meals when overnight stays occur

Qualifications

• Full UK driving licence required.
• Field-based installation experience preferred, training provided.

Responsibilities

• Installing fire suppression systems on excavators, loading shovels, crushers and other heavy machinery.
• Fitting and routing hoses, components and associated equipment.
• Carrying out routine servicing, maintenance and occasional reactive callouts.
• Working independently at customer sites across the designated territory.
• Completing job reports and maintaining a safe working environment.
• Liaising with the office and technical team regarding scheduled work and any issues on site.

Skills

Heavy plant fitting

Hydraulic hose fitting

Mechanical installation

Fitting ancillary equipment

HGV maintenance

Job description

Executive Network Group is seeking a Field Installation Engineer to install fire suppression systems on heavy machinery across Surrey and South London. This field-based role offers a starting hourly rate of £16.51, rising to £17.01 after five months, with overtime and door-to-door pay and a company van.

You will fit hoses and equipment, carry out routine servicing, and work independently at customer sites. Full training will be provided and a vehicle, fuel, and meals when overnight stays occur