Are you a skilled Radio Engineer seeking your next technical challenge?
Join a leading name in the radio communications industry working with cutting-edge DMR systems and top-tier equipment from global manufacturers like Motorola Solutions and Hytera. This is a fantastic opportunity for a hands-on engineer who thrives in varied environments and is committed to excellence in every project.
The Role:
As a Radio Communication Engineer, you'll split your time between workshop bench engineering and on-site system work across the UK. From installation and fault diagnosis to system commissioning and client support, you'll play a vital role in delivering reliable communications solutions to a diverse range of clients.
Key Responsibilities:
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Diagnose and repair radio equipment at the bench
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Install, test, and commission radio systems on-site
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Troubleshoot and resolve system faults in the field
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Provide technical support via phone and remote access
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Liaise professionally with clients, manufacturers, and suppliers
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Document technical procedures and maintain accurate records
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Participate in an on-call rota for emergency support
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Travel across the UK, including occasional overnight stays
Ideal Candidate:
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Proven experience with DMR radio systems (Motorola Solutions/Hytera)
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Strong working knowledge of IP networks, TCP/IP, and command line tools
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Familiarity with radio dispatch solutions and distributed antenna systems (training provided)
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Comfortable working at heights and with technical documentation
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Excellent communication and customer service skills
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Able to pass enhanced DBS and police vetting checks
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Holds a full UK driving licence and is flexible with travel and working hours
What’s in it for you?
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Competitive salary (DOE)
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Company vehicle and fuel card for business use
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Company laptop, smartphone, and uniform
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20 days annual leave (plus bank holidays), increasing with tenure
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Employer-contributed pension scheme
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Continuous professional training and career development
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Inclusive, supportive working environment
Working Hours:
Monday to Friday, 08:30 – 17:30 (1-hour lunch break). Flexibility required for off-site assignments.