Hi, at firepersonnel.com we specialise in placement of technical and non technical fire alarm and extinguisher engineers into the fire systems and fire extinguishing industry.

But this introduction isn't about ramming our company down your throats, oh no, its to let you know that we too are from the fire alarm industry and have been on the tools for many years working with very large networked systems, graphics packages, conventional and addressable fire panels, varying protocols and with both open and closed protocols from a diverse array of manufacturer.

In addition, you might like to know that we are also IFEDA qualified and have many years experience working with fire extinguishers.

So whether its BS5839 or BS5306 you want to talk about, we can join the debate.

The beauty of all this, we really can understand your needs and also those of employers. If you know of other employment agencies who can genuinely say all this, please do let us know, because having interviewed hundreds of candidates put forward by agencies before we set up ourselves, it is apparent that as they have not endured the tools side of our industry, they can't always place the best with the best - and we can't guarantee it either, but we do stand a better chance of understanding the needs of both applicant and employer!

And don't worry, we are also certificated in human resources management, giving us the edge when it comes to recruitment agency services.

(Not to mention all our BFPSA (now the FIA) modular training and manufacturer certification)

If you want to visit us, please feel free at www.firepersonnel.com or if you want, just leave messages on this forum (which incidentally ranks amongst the best in our opinion, when it comes to gelling the free fire industry community together).

Kindest regards,

firepersonnel

07525 761510

Edited June 7, 200817 yr by firepersonnel

Hi, at firepersonnel.com we specialise in placement of technical and non technical fire alarm and extinguisher engineers into the fire systems and fire extinguishing industry.

But this introduction isn't about ramming our company down your throats, oh no, its to let you know that we too are from the fire alarm industry and have been on the tools for many years working with very large networked systems, graphics packages, conventional and addressable fire panels, varying protocols and with both open and closed protocols from a diverse array of manufacturer.

In addition, you might like to know that we are also IFEDA qualified and have many years experience working with fire extinguishers.

So whether its BS5839 or BS5306 you want to talk about, we can join the debate.

The beauty of all this, we really can understand your needs and also those of employers. If you know of other employment agencies who can genuinely say all this, please do let us know, because having interviewed hundreds of candidates put forward by agencies before we set up ourselves, it is apparent that as they have not endured the tools side of our industry, they can't always place the best with the best - and we can't guarantee it either, but we do stand a better chance of understanding the needs of both applicant and employer!

And don't worry, we are also certificated in human resources management, giving us the edge when it comes to recruitment agency services.

(Not to mention all our BFPSA (now the FIA) modular training and manufacturer certification)

If you want to visit us, please feel free at www.firepersonnel.com or if you want, just leave messages on this forum (which incidentally ranks amongst the best in our opinion, when it comes to gelling the free fire industry community together).

Kindest regards,

firepersonnel

07525 761510

Welcome to tsi !

Are you still in the fire trade or now just purely recruitment for the fire trade?

If you're still "in the trade" apply for trade access via the link below.

Chris.

Looks like a recruitment ageny for fire engineers to me and should be (IMO) in the vacancies section.

Looks like a recruitment ageny for fire engineers to me and should be (IMO) in the vacancies section.

totally agree i was trying to be polite + maybe I don't know how to move posts yet, lol

chris.

totally agree i was trying to be polite + maybe I don't know how to move posts yet, lol

chris.

Bottom left (I think) under Moderator options - move topic - select where to move it to (perhaps Mod 1 could do it?).