Careers

We would rather train someone properly than hire someone quickly.

A hundred and five people, nine engineers, ten technicians and four project managers, working across 15 sectors and more than two hundred active sites.

A Concept engineer fixing a detector to a ceiling on a live site.
An open engineer's tool bag on a site floor, meters and hand tools inside it, a hard hat and a marked-up drawing beside it.

What we hire for

Site engineers
Surveillance, fire, access and building management, on live sites that cannot be shut down while they are being fixed.
Project engineers
Coordination across trades, drawing registers, and commissioning that is witnessed and recorded rather than assumed.
Service technicians
Preventive visits, fault attendance and the condition reports that decide what a client does next.
Apprentices
No experience required. We would rather train someone properly than hire someone quickly.

What you get

  • You are trained on systems, not on one product line. Six disciplines under one roof means six things to learn.
  • You work on buildings people have heard of, and on the interfaces between systems, which is where the engineering actually is.
  • Documentation is part of the job, not an afterthought. You will leave every site with a record of what you did.
  • More than one engineer knows every system, so nobody is trapped on one site and nobody is indispensable in the way that hurts them.

How to apply

One email, and a person reads it.

Send whatever you have: a CV, a list of sites you have worked on, or a paragraph about what you want to learn. Write to [email protected]. If it is a fit you will hear back; if it is not, you will still hear back.

How to apply

Send what you have done to [email protected]. We read everything and we reply.