Commissioning engineer

Commissioning Engineer Job Summary: • Perform installation and commissioning of security systems, including access control, CCTV and intruder alarm systems. • Perform first fix, second fix and programming/ commissioning of systems in line with design documentation and as sold information. • Provide support and advice to clients regarding their security systems, addressing queries and offering solutions to resolve issues. • Ensure all work complies with health and safety regulations, industry standards, and company policies. • Produce test and commissioning reports and completion documentation. • Work closely with the project manager and administration/ engineering teams to ensure we deliver exceptional service to our clients. Skills • Ability to plan installations prior to commencement. • Strong diagnostic and problem-solving skills. • Understanding of current industry standards and regulations (e.g., BS EN 50131, PD6662, NCP 104 and NCP 109). • Excellent communication and customer service skills. • Ability to work independently and as part of a team. • Good time-management skills. • Able to identify and solve problems independently. • Have a professional and positive attitude when dealing with customers. • Complete detailed work reports accurately and in a timely manner. Knowledge and Experience • Proven experience and commissioning installing CCTV, intruder alarms and access control. • Proven experience installing and commissioning enterprise level systems such as LenelS2, Gallagher, C-Cure etc is favourable. • Experience with IP-based security systems, networks and security systems software applications. • Relevant industry and manufacturer training is favourable. • Relevant industry qualifications such as 18th edition/NVQ/City and Guilds/BTEC are favourable, but not essential. Role Specific • BS7858 Security Screening • Enhanced Disclosure & Barring Service (DBS) check • Full, clean driving license • Right to Work in the UK If interested contact Reiss Gordon (url removed) or (phone number removed)