CCTV Installation Engineer

Purpose of the Role We are seeking a CCTV Installation Engineer to join the Clearway Technology team. This role is responsible for the safe installation, commissioning, servicing, and maintenance of CCTV, access control, and ANPR systems across a range of commercial environments. Working with the latest technologies, including high-definition IP cameras and infra-red thermal imaging, you will ensure systems are installed to a high standard and remain fully operational, supporting 24/7 remote monitoring by our NSI Gold accredited Alarm Receiving Centre. This is an exciting opportunity for a technically skilled engineer who enjoys working in varied environments and contributing to high-quality, safety-critical technology solutions. Key Responsibilities Responsibilities include but are not limited to: System Installation and Commissioning • Install and commission CCTV, access control, and ANPR systems across commercial and construction sites. • Ensure all work is completed to Clearway’s safety, technical, and quality standards. • Set up equipment to agreed configurations and confirm functionality on handover. Servicing and Maintenance • Carry out routine maintenance and servicing of installed systems, identifying and resolving faults. • Respond to emergency callouts or breakdowns, ensuring minimal disruption to client operations. • Conduct regular performance checks and adjust equipment as needed to maintain system integrity. Health & Safety • Work in line with our safe working practices, Method Statements, and Risk Assessments. • Ensure compliance with site-specific safety rules and use of appropriate PPE. • Report any incidents, near misses, or safety concerns promptly to the Operations Manager. Project Support and Collaboration • Support the delivery of major and bespoke installation projects. • Work independently or alongside other engineers and subcontractors as required. • Maintain a collaborative, professional approach across all team interactions. Documentation and Reporting • Maintain accurate records, including service reports, test sheets, installation documentation, and inventory logs. • Submit daily job sheets and updates through the company’s reporting system. • Provide timely updates on work status and highlight any recurring faults or equipment issues. Customer and Stakeholder Communication • Represent Clearway in a professional manner on-site and during client interactions. • Provide clear and courteous communication when explaining system functionality or repair outcomes. • Support a positive customer experience by resolving queries or escalating issues where appropriate. Travel and Flexibility • Travel across the UK to client sites as required. • Be flexible with working hours, including occasional overnight stays or out-of-hours work, depending on business needs. Assist the wider Clearway Technology Highways Team where required to cover holidays and illness. Key Skills, Qualifications and Experience Essential • Good level of technical knowledge and experience with CCTV systems, including IP-based solutions. • Commissioning experience on all projects with a background in CCTV, Access Control, and Integrated Camera Systems and solar controller units. • Basic understanding of electrical and electronic principles and diagnostic testing (e.g. multimeter use, continuity testing, fuse testing). • Ability to fault-find and repair CCTV and related equipment. • Working knowledge of system networking, firewalls, power issues, and connectivity troubleshooting. • Physically fit – able to carry heavy loads as required. • Full UK driving licence. • Ability to pass a DBS check (funded by the company). • ECS, CSCS or SSSTS card Desirable • Experience with access control, door entry, and intruder alarm systems. • Experience working on construction sites, highways, or similar environments with strong awareness of site rules and safety protocols. • IT literacy with an understanding of remote monitoring and networked systems. Personal Qualities • Clear communicator – Able to explain technical issues clearly to both technical and non-technical colleagues or customers. • Organised – Plans and manages daily workload effectively with minimal supervision. • Problem-solver – Analyses technical faults and applies solutions quickly and efficiently. • Self-motivated – Takes initiative to complete work to a high standard and seek support when needed. • Adaptable – Comfortable learning new systems and technologies as the role evolves. • Customer-focused – Maintains a professional attitude and delivers a high standard of service. • Reliable and trustworthy – Keeps commitments and maintains high standards of personal integrity. • Team-oriented – Works well with colleagues and subcontractors in varied site environments.