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Title: Fire Alarm Servicing and maintenance Engineer (including Emergency lights and Electrical works) The Company: Highly accredited Fire and Electrical company. A large contract has been won and they are now on the lookout for an Additional Fire Alarm Engineer. Package: £38,000 - £43,000 basic Overtime available at 1.5 … evenings and Saturdays, 2.0 on Sundays 20 days' holiday + Holidays, increasing to 25 days with length of service Progression and further qualifications Private healthcare Company Van with fuel card (Can include personal use) IPad, testing equipment, employee of the month scheme Main Responsibilities: Servicing and maintenance on Fire Alarm … Systems and Emergency Lights Fault finding and testing on Fire Alarm Systems Fill out job sheets and test certificates electronically Remedial on Fire Alarm Systems Taking part in the call out rota – currently 1 in 8/10 Knowledge and experience: 5 years' experience servicing and fault finding on Fire more »

University Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust. The Unified Communications Infrastructure team has a broad role in enabling communication across the hospitals. This includes telephony, mobile and unified communications services as well as infrastructure supporting IT services for these highly regarded hospitals. The Infrastructure Manager role is key in delivering and managing … the primary Data Centre and over 100 cab room environments, all layer one infrastructure as well as telephony services across the Biomedical Campus. The candidate will have good project management and presentation skills to deliver the necessary programmes of work. The role is based within Unified Communications and reports to … the Head of Infrastructure. Main duties of the job To deliver and manage the tier 2/3 standard Data Centre and cab room infrastructure to meet high availability targets. To be responsible for drafting standards, protocols, prioritising and managing an uplift programme to deliver all aspects of the warranted more »