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      <pubDate>Tue, 04 Aug 2026 23:00:00 GMT</pubDate>
      <description>Location: Kent | Salary: &amp;pound;45000 - &amp;pound;50000/annum NO LONDON WORK + van + fuel card + m | Type: Permanent | Fire Alarm Engineer     £45,000 - £50,000 Basic + overtime + Van &amp; Fuel card with personal use available + training + progression + optional call out rota + stable career + more    Kent    An excellent opportunity has arisen for an experienced Fire Alarm Engineer to join a growing and reputable contractor covering commercial sites across Kent. You''ll be responsible for the service, maintenance, fault finding and small works on a variety of fire alarm systems while delivering a high standard of customer service.    Requirements     Experience servicing, maintaining and fault finding on fire alarm systems   FIA Fire Alarm qualifications (or equivalent industry-recognised fire alarm training)   Good working knowledge of BS 5839   Full UK driving licence   Strong customer service and communication skills    If you''re looking for a role with a local patch,  no London work , and a company that genuinely values its engineers then click to apply and call for immediate consideration!    Emily Brooks (phone number removed)     STARTDATE 12/08/2026&lt;/strong</description>
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