Trainee Maintenance Engineer

Trainee Maintenance Engineer – Fire Alarm Systems
Location:
Heathrow Airport
Shift Pattern: 9pm - 5am (Monday - Friday)
Salary:
Competitive in industry

Trinity Fire & Security Systems are seeking a Trainee Maintenance Engineer to join our dedicated team at Heathrow Airport. In this role you will be working as part of our Service team, supporting with maintenance of Fire Alarm systems.

This is a fantastic opportunity for individuals seeking to start their career in the Fire Alarm industry. You will be provided on‑site training to build and progress your skills in the field with the view to becoming a qualified engineer!

As a Trainee Maintenance Engineer at Trinity, you will be supporting with the servicing and maintenance of our client’s fire alarm and life safety systems. You will be completing the scheduled work in a timely and efficient manner, adhering to Trinity’s high‑quality standards. You will be working as part of a skilled team of Service Engineers and will be supported by our wider support departments to provide high quality service and customer experience.

• Strong willingness to develop and learn.
• To always provide outstanding customer service.
• Excellent verbal and written communication.

• Previous experience in Electrical industry desired but not essential.
• CSCS/ECS card beneficial but not essential.
• Full driving licence required.

• Competitive base salary with paid overtime
  .
• 23 days’ holiday
  , increasing with service, plus bank holidays.
• Company vehicle and fuel card.
• Employee Discount Programme – savings across 800+ retailers.
• Pension via Royal London
  , Life Assurance
  , and Employee Assistance Programme
  .
• Referral bonus of up to £2,000.
• Ongoing training and career development opportunities.

We are committed to equality of opportunity for all staff and applications from individuals are encouraged regardless of age, disability, sex, gender reassignment, sexual orientation, pregnancy and maternity, race, religion or belief and marriage and civil partnerships.

It is an industry requirement that successful candidates undergo security vetting. Offers of employment are subject to satisfactory vetting and may be withdrawn if the required standards are not met.