Role overview

The ELV Engineer role is one of six engineering and technical specialisms in this walk-in recruitment drive. Qualifications and experience should match the chosen specialism.

ELV engineering commonly involves coordinating technical requirements for extra-low-voltage building systems and reviewing how related components work together. Technical analysis and troubleshooting support the identification of faults and integration issues.

Applications are through in-person interview attendance on 14 November, with the QR-code location link supplied for directions.

In typical ELV engineering, attention is given to how low-voltage subsystems interface, how signals travel through installed components and how technical problems are isolated. Each project has its own integration scope; the employer has not named particular brands or platforms.

Employer-stated requirements

• Educational qualifications relevant to the selected position.
• Professional experience relevant to the role, including ELV, AV, fire-alarm or fire-fighting systems where applicable.
• Good technical knowledge and troubleshooting skills.
• Ability to work effectively as part of a team.
• Immediate joining availability.
• A valid no-objection certificate (NOC).

How to apply for this role

Apply by attending the interview. The WhatsApp number is available for enquiries about the interview.

Role overview

The AV Engineer role is one of six engineering and technical specialisms in this walk-in recruitment drive. Qualifications and experience should match the chosen specialism.

Audiovisual engineering commonly includes aligning sound and display system requirements, understanding how the components interact and diagnosing technical issues affecting operation. Careful coordination with installers and other technical personnel can support delivery of integrated AV systems.

Applications are through in-person interview attendance on 14 November, with the QR-code location link supplied for directions.

AV engineering normally includes interpreting system requirements, planning equipment layouts and connection routes and considering how audio and display components interact. The advertisement does not identify a proprietary system, software package or mandatory brand qualification.

Employer-stated requirements

• Educational qualifications relevant to the selected position.
• Professional experience relevant to the role, including ELV, AV, fire-alarm or fire-fighting systems where applicable.
• Good technical knowledge and troubleshooting skills.
• Ability to work effectively as part of a team.
• Immediate joining availability.
• A valid no-objection certificate (NOC).

How to apply for this role

Apply by attending the interview. The WhatsApp number is available for enquiries about the interview.

Role overview

The AV Technician role is one of six engineering and technical specialisms in this walk-in recruitment drive. Qualifications and experience should match the chosen specialism.

AV technicians commonly handle the practical installation, connection and initial checks of audio and visual components. They may help trace faults and report performance issues to the appropriate team member. The trade focuses on hands-on system work rather than the broader engineering design of an AV solution.

Applications are through in-person interview attendance on 14 November, with the QR-code location link supplied for directions.

Typical AV technician work includes preparing connections, checking installed equipment against the layout and assisting with functional tests under the technical team’s direction. Fault diagnosis will vary by the installed system; no specific device line is required in the advertisement.

Employer-stated requirements

• Educational qualifications relevant to the selected position.
• Professional experience relevant to the role, including ELV, AV, fire-alarm or fire-fighting systems where applicable.
• Good technical knowledge and troubleshooting skills.
• Ability to work effectively as part of a team.
• Immediate joining availability.
• A valid no-objection certificate (NOC).

How to apply for this role

Apply by attending the interview. The WhatsApp number is available for enquiries about the interview.

Role overview

The Presales Engineer – Data Network, CCTV & Structured Cabling role is one of six engineering and technical specialisms in this walk-in recruitment drive. Qualifications and experience should match the chosen specialism.

Presales engineering for data networks, CCTV and structured cabling commonly involves translating technical needs into a clear proposed system scope and helping explain relevant options. The position combines technical understanding with communication before implementation; it is distinct from a general sales or installation-only role.

Applications are through in-person interview attendance on 14 November, with the QR-code location link supplied for directions.

Technical presales work commonly translates a client’s requirements into a proposed solution for data networks, CCTV and structured cabling, with input from engineering specialists. No sales quota, vendor qualification or product pricing is stated as a condition for the role.

Employer-stated requirements

• Educational qualifications relevant to the selected position.
• Professional experience relevant to the role, including ELV, AV, fire-alarm or fire-fighting systems where applicable.
• Good technical knowledge and troubleshooting skills.
• Ability to work effectively as part of a team.
• Immediate joining availability.
• A valid no-objection certificate (NOC).

How to apply for this role

Apply by attending the interview. The WhatsApp number is available for enquiries about the interview.

Role overview

The Fire Alarm Technician role is one of six engineering and technical specialisms in this walk-in recruitment drive. Qualifications and experience should match the chosen specialism.

Fire-alarm technicians commonly work with alarm-system components, installation checks and the investigation of technical faults. Understanding the interaction between devices and reporting operating issues to the responsible team are useful aspects of the trade; no specific product brand or licence is inferred here.

Applications are through in-person interview attendance on 14 November, with the QR-code location link supplied for directions.

Fire-alarm technicians typically work with detection and notification components, check connections and assist in tracing faults through the system with relevant colleagues. Formal commissioning is governed by the actual project and approvals; no particular licence is specified here.

Employer-stated requirements

• Educational qualifications relevant to the selected position.
• Professional experience relevant to the role, including ELV, AV, fire-alarm or fire-fighting systems where applicable.
• Good technical knowledge and troubleshooting skills.
• Ability to work effectively as part of a team.
• Immediate joining availability.
• A valid no-objection certificate (NOC).

How to apply for this role

Apply by attending the interview. The WhatsApp number is available for enquiries about the interview.

Role overview

The Senior Fire Fighting Technician role is one of six engineering and technical specialisms in this walk-in recruitment drive. Qualifications and experience should match the chosen specialism.

A senior fire-fighting technician commonly works on technical aspects of fire-fighting installations, follows system issues and coordinates practical troubleshooting with the wider technical team. The senior role involves coordinating technical issues with the broader team.

Applications are through in-person interview attendance on 14 November, with the QR-code location link supplied for directions.

A senior fire-fighting systems technician commonly understands how system components work together and coordinates the handling of technical issues with field teams. The job notice does not define managerial authority, licensed design responsibility or a particular system brand.

Employer-stated requirements

• Educational qualifications relevant to the selected position.
• Professional experience relevant to the role, including ELV, AV, fire-alarm or fire-fighting systems where applicable.
• Good technical knowledge and troubleshooting skills.
• Ability to work effectively as part of a team.
• Immediate joining availability.
• A valid no-objection certificate (NOC).

How to apply for this role

Apply by attending the interview. The WhatsApp number is available for enquiries about the interview.