Security Project Manager

Project Manager (Security Systems)

Location: Scotland (home based)

Salary/Package: £46,000 - £50,000 + car / car allowance, bonus.

This is a tremendous opportunity to manage security projects across a diverse client portfolio. A quality focused security provider is seeking a talented electronic security systems professional to join their team covering their client base in Scotland.

Applicants must have a technical security systems background as an engineer or project engineer with the ability to provide a first-class service to clients.

Applicants should have the following experience:

  • Strong technical understanding of electronic security systems (CCTV etc.)
  • Prior experience as a security systems engineer, project engineer or project manager
  • The ability to manage electronic security systems projects. Full project management methodology training will be provided.
  • Experience providing a quality focused service to clients in the security systems sector
  • Full driving license

Main Responsibilities:

  • Provide expert advice to clients on electronic security systems
  • Project managing security systems installations including CCTV and access control systems
  • Regularly meet with clients to ensure a first-class service delivery
  • Develop comprehensive project plans
  • Hold regular project meetings with key stakeholders
  • Work closely with the wider sales and commercial teams
  • Manage 3rd party security systems maintenance and install providers. This will include quality control, compliance etc.

Momentum - Security Recruitment Specialists

Established as a Security Recruitment specialist Momentum has offices in London & Dubai. Momentum Recruitment provide a quality focused recruitment service for the provision of permanent staff across the EMEA region.

Momentum Security Recruitment covers the following markets.

• Corporate Security

• Security Guarding - Management & Operations

• Electronic Security: Systems Integrators & Manufacturers

• Security Guarding - SIA licensed Officer & site personnel staff

• Retail Loss Prevention, Audit & Fraud

• Security Sales & Business Development

• HSEQ & Facilities Management

Experience: 3 years required
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