Proposals Engineer Service Department

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7 months ago

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Proposals Engineer Service Department

Stourbridge

Competitive DOE

Permanent

Our client is expanding their Service Department to support customers nationwide with reliable, high-quality maintenance. You will have a strong understanding of fixed fire protection systems in accordance with both national and international standards, coupled with excellent analytical skills, organisation and the ability to communicate effectively with the wider team, clients and stakeholders.

Key Responsibilities - Proposals Engineer Service Department

Develop and maintain strong relationships with existing clients.
Conduct site surveys and gather key asset information to support accurate estimating.
Communicate regularly with the service and maintenance team to ensure alignment.
Review tender documents, including drawings, specifications, design standards, and client requirements.
Prepare detailed proposal documents using in-house estimating software.
Track and follow up on submitted quotations to gather client feedback and drive opportunities.
Participate in both internal and client meetings as required.
Engage with clients professionally via email, phone, and site visits to enhance satisfaction and identify new sales opportunities.
Qualifications & Requirements - Proposals Engineer Service Department

Proven technical experience in fire sprinkler systems.
Experience of developing technical fire protection proposals.
Understanding of fire protection related standards including, but not limited to, BSEN12845, BS9251, BS5306 & BS9990.
Strong organisational skills with ability to meet deadlines and changing priorities.
Can demonstrate exceptional attention to detail and efficiency.
Proven IT skills with experience of MS office packages.
Friendly and outgoing personality with the natural ability to engage with customers/clients representing Argus Fire professionally and positively.
Strong commercial awareness with demonstrable numerical skills.
Willingness to learn and develop
Must hold a valid full UK driving licence.
What we can offer - Proposals Engineer Service Department

25 days holiday plus BH's with the opportunity to buy or sell up to an additional 5 days
All roles are offered subject to security screening, DBS Enhanced and PNC checks
Salary Exchange Pension Scheme
Healthcare Cash Plan- claim back the costs of dentist, opticians, physio, prescriptions and much more
Life Insurance- 4 times annual salary
Employee Assistance Programme including mental health support, legal, financial advice and access to own Mental Health First Aid team
Access to 24/7 GP helpline and online GP surgery
Access to discounts from 1000s of retailers through PERKS such as gym membership discounts, shopping, cinema tickets, and discounts at your favourite restaurants
Personal accident protection
For more information on this role, please contact Zoey Bunn on (phone number removed) or send a copy of your CV to (url removed)

Omega Resource Group is acting as an Employment Agency in relation to this vacancy.

Omega Resource Group is an employment agency specialising in opportunities at all levels within the Engineering, Aerospace, Automotive, Electronics, Defence, Scientific, Oil & Gas, Construction and Manufacturing sectors.

Candidates who are currently a Service Proposals Engineer, Technical Estimator - Fire Protection Services, Service Solutions Engineer, Technical Proposals Specialist - Fire Systems, Service Projects Engineer may be suitable for this position

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