Fire emergency and security systems technician (level 3)
Training provider
LINCOLN COLLEGE
Length
36 months
Hours
40 hours a week
Starts
12 Dec 2026
Standard
Fire emergency and security systems technician (level 3)
Working pattern
On-site
About the programme
To install a range of integrated systems ensuring that the installation complies with customer specification, health, and safety regulations. All works to be completed on time and to client’s requirements
To undertake service and fault finding and the maintenance of security products (i.e., Dahua & Ajax) on existing security systems remote monitored CCTV and intruder movement detection to health and safety guidelines and legislation
To communicate with customers in a professional and courteous manner, ensuring that any issues/matters of concerns raised are dealt with effectively and efficiently
To effectively liaise with all appropriate colleagues to ensure a co-ordinated, efficient, and timely installation, meeting customer requirements
To communicate with the General Manager and Operations team, RVRC Operators and RVRC Technical to maximise volume of service and maintenance visits undertaken on a daily and weekly basis, ensuring works are undertaken to required standards and guidelines
To work closely with the Technical Service team to maximise ‘first fix’ opportunities on service and maintenance activities. Including remote self-diagnostic intervention
To ensure that van and unit stock is managed and replenished, ensuring that all used stock is allocated against ‘jobs’ undertaken.
To ensure that faulty and un-used stock is returned to the unit in a timely fashion
To ensure that mutually agreed job-related targets are consistently achieved on a daily, weekly, and monthly basis, communicating with the General Manager and Operations team in the event there is a problem with the achievement of the targets
All work as directed by the Operations team and the General Manager
To communicate effectively both verbally and in writing at all levels across the business both externally and internally to customer and staff
Create a favourable and professional image in respect of Davis Site Security to customers, colleagues and the public in general always
Report all near misses and accidents to the General Manager
Training
Fire Emergency and Security Systems Technician Level 3.
Work or college-based training (typically day release or block training).
After the apprenticeship
Alarm Engineer.
Things to consider
A knowledge and understanding of CCTV and Intruder systems would be useful
A desire to achieve high standards when installing and servicing security systems
A desire and passion for continual development
Must be able to travel where needed and possibility of occasional overnight stay where required
Can build/maintain relationships with both internal and external stakeholders
Able to communicate well within the team
Ability to adapt and learn to ever changing technological advancements
Use of Microsoft Office and Outlook
Attention to detail
Fault finding and problem-solving skills
Full UK driving licence
Workings in and around the Midlands on most days, looking after temporary CCTV and wireless systems
You will be predominantly working with clients based within the Construction and Building industry, and a CSCS/ECS card is preferred but not essential
You will be installing and maintaining Fixed Systems and Pods
You will be screened to BS7858 with a DBS check
Working Monday to Friday (paid overtime if required to work at weekends which happens a very limited number of times per year)
Average of 40 hours per week
What you’ll need
Driving licence
Required
Checks
DBS check
Certifications
CSCS card
Full UK driving licence
You will be screened to BS7858 with a DBS check
Skills: Communication skills, IT skills, Attention to detail, Organisation skills, Customer care skills, Problem solving skills, Logical, Team working, Initiative, Physical fitness, driving
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