Fire Sprinkler Engineer

Fire Sprinkler Servicing Limited; Greater London; On-site; GBP 35,000 - 45,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Company van

Tools provided

Overtime pay

Company pension

25 days annual leave

Job summary

Fire Sprinkler Servicing Limited in London is seeking an experienced Fire Sprinkler Service Engineer to service, maintain and repair residential and commercial sprinkler systems.

You will diagnose faults, manage jobs from attendance to reporting, and communicate directly with customers, with occasional travel across the UK and some out-of-hours overtime.

We offer a competitive salary, a company van, pension, paid overtime and 25 days leave.

Qualifications

• At least 3 years' experience in fire sprinkler servicing and maintenance.
• Strong practical knowledge of residential and commercial sprinkler systems.
• Experience diagnosing faults and carrying out sprinkler repairs and remedial works.
• Ability to work independently and communicate effectively with customers and the office.
• Professional approach to record keeping and safe working practices.

Responsibilities

• Inspecting, testing and servicing residential and commercial fire sprinkler systems in accordance with BS 9251 and BS EN 12845, as applicable.
• Diagnosing faults and carrying out repairs and remedial works across sprinkler systems, including valves, pipework, heads and associated components.
• Producing accurate service reports and test records in a timely manner, documenting system condition, defects and recommended remedial works.
• Managing allocated jobs independently, keeping the office and customers informed of technical findings, job progress, access issues and any further requirements.
• Working safely and in accordance with relevant standards, manufacturer instructions, risk assessments, method statements and company procedures.

Skills

Fire sprinkler servicing

Sprinkler system knowledge

Fault diagnosis

Independent work

Customer communication

Record keeping

Job description

About FSS

Fire Sprinkler Servicing Ltd (FSS) is an independently run fire protection servicing business specialising in the maintenance and repair of residential and commercial fire sprinkler systems, fire pumps, hydrants, and wet/dry risers.

We're building a business around technical expertise, quality workmanship and excellent customer service. As we continue to grow, we're looking for an experienced engineer who wants more than just another job.

We're a small team, with the people running the business involved in the day-to-day work. You'll have direct communication with the directors, the freedom to manage your workload and a genuine opportunity to influence how the business develops.

The role

We're looking for an experienced Fire Sprinkler Service Engineer with strong practical knowledge of residential and commercial fire sprinkler systems, including servicing, maintenance, fault-finding and repairs.

You'll need experience working across different types of sprinkler systems, valves and associated components, with the ability to diagnose faults, carry out remedial works and understand how systems operate. You'll be trusted to manage your jobs from attendance through to reporting, communicate directly with customers and take ownership of your work. We want someone who can work independently, solve problems properly and take pride in delivering high-quality technical work.

Additional experience with fire pump servicing, fault-finding and repairs, wet and dry riser maintenance, and fire hydrant testing and maintenance would be an advantage.

The role will primarily cover London and the South of England, with occasional travel elsewhere in the UK and overnight stays when required. Occasional out-of-hours work will also be required, with overtime paid.

What you’ll be responsible for

• Inspecting, testing and servicing residential and commercial fire sprinkler systems in accordance with BS 9251 and BS EN 12845, as applicable.


• Diagnosing faults and carrying out repairs and remedial works across sprinkler systems, including valves, pipework, heads and associated components.


• Producing accurate service reports and test records in a timely manner, documenting system condition, defects and recommended remedial works.


• Managing allocated jobs independently, keeping the office and customers informed of technical findings, job progress, access issues and any further requirements.


• Working safely and in accordance with relevant standards, manufacturer instructions, risk assessments, method statements and company procedures.

Essential experience and skills

• At least 3 years' experience in fire sprinkler servicing and maintenance.


• Strong practical knowledge of residential and commercial sprinkler systems, including different system types, valves and associated components.


• Experience diagnosing faults and carrying out sprinkler repairs and remedial works.


• Ability to work independently, manage jobs from attendance through to reporting and communicate effectively with customers and the office.


• A professional approach to record keeping, safe working practices and delivering high-quality technical work.

Experience in any of the following areas would be an advantage, but is not essential:

• Fire pump servicing, fault-finding, diagnostics and repairs.


• Wet riser inspection, testing and maintenance.


• Dry riser inspection, pressure testing and maintenance.


• Fire hydrant inspection, testing and maintenance.

What makes FSS different?

Room to make a difference. As a small, growing business, we value individuals who bring experience, ideas and practical solutions. You'll have a genuine opportunity to influence how we work.

Trust and independence. You'll be trusted to manage your jobs, use your judgement and take ownership of your work, with support from the team when needed.

Progress as we grow. As the business develops, there will be opportunities to expand your technical knowledge, take on greater responsibility and progress within the company.

What you’ll get

£35,000-£45,000 salary, depending on experience and technical capability.

Company van, tools and fuel provided.

Paid overtime for out-of-hours work.

Company pension.

25 day’s annual leave, plus bank holidays

Varied technical work across specialist fire protection systems.

Company days and team-building events.