Fire Alarm Major Project Manager

Project Manager - Fire Detection/ Fire Alarm - Hayes, Middlesex

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£60000+ and Bonus + benefits - BUPA, Car/ Allow, Healthcare, etc.
No Builders, Architects, So focus is on quality programme driven install
You would have experience delivering projects for a Fire Detection Installer as a Fire Alarm Systems Project Manager of large projects or major projects (or medium sized projects who is keen to be supported and progress to manage £1m+). Hayes, Middlesex area so if in Surrey, West London, Hertfordshire, Berkshire or Buckinghamshire (Commutable) would be great for commute there.
New start Major Project requires FD&A Project Manager - Fire Detection
This will be a new start and major Project, so will be involved from start, setup, meetings and follow through over many years to ensure Fire systems complete, so is long term stable role and permanent for you.

  • Benefits - of being a Major Project - Fire Alarm Project Manager here ... Salary - £60,000+ and Perks/ Benefits Bonus of £5k - £10k proposed Company car or allowance provided 25 Days + Bank Holidays and corporate package/ rewards Pension Scheme, Phone, Tablet/ laptop, etc Long term major projects so stability for years & progress if wanted.
  • Role for/ if you are a Fire Alarm Systems Project Manager for Middlesex The role will require you, the Fire Detection Project Manager, to get involved in a project (s) that are large and complex... integrating with Fire Suppression and Fire Protection (and other Fire Project Managers would do mechanical you can work alongside, whilst you
  • Requirements to be right for the Fire Detection Project Manager's role Already been a Project Manager within UK Fire Alarm systems installation (Addressable). xgikmsk Any Fire Suppression as well as Fire Detection experience will be a benefit (although mechanical managed by others) - Based commutable to Middlesex NW London Technical knowledge of Fire Alarms so can consult and variations, so if have been Fire & Security or Fire and Security Project Manager, but specialise in life safety, or Fire Detection specialist. Be interested in large Fire Alarm Projects or experience of £1m+
  • Contact us if you are a Project Manager of Fire Alarm Projects and commutable to Middlesex (North West London, etc, UK) Fire and Security Careers is a recruitment company acting to fill permanent role of Fire Alarm systems Project Manager/ Fire Detection and Alarms for this rare company seeking someone with a large Fire Alarm Projects background for this Contact Steven Eley by calling, Applying or google us 'Fire and Security Careers'
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