Marine fire technician

Marine Fire Technician (Trainee or Experienced) – Kent

Join VIKING Life‑Saving Equipment, a global leader in maritime and offshore safety. Since 1960, we’ve been protecting lives at sea with innovative, certified safety solutions. With over 3,000 employees worldwide and a strong presence across Europe and Asia, we deliver excellence in safety equipment and services for passenger and cargo shipping, offshore installations, and the navy.

About the Role

We’re looking for a Marine Fire Technician to join our team in Kent. This is a full‑time, on‑site position where you’ll play a critical role in ensuring the safety and compliance of life‑saving equipment.

Key Responsibilities

• Inspect, maintain, and repair fire suppression systems, fire extinguishers, and life safety equipment.
• Test and certify equipment in line with industry standards.
• Troubleshoot technical issues and provide expert support to clients.
• Ensure compliance with safety and regulatory requirements.

Qualifications

We welcome experienced technicians and trainees who are eager to learn and develop their skills.

• Proven expertise in fire extinguishers and fire suppression systems maintenance and repair.
• Strong knowledge of fire safety and life safety standards and protocols.
• A willingness to learn and develop technical skills.
• Interest in fire safety and compliance.
• Ability to work as part of a team and follow safety procedures.

Why VIKING?

• Be part of the global leader in maritime safety.
• Comprehensive training and development opportunities for trainees.
• Work with cutting‑edge safety solutions and equipment.
• Join a team committed to innovation, quality, and saving lives.

Ready to make a difference? Apply now and become part of a company that sets the standard for safety.

Additional Details

• Seniority level: Internship
• Employment type: Full‑time
• Job function: Management and Manufacturing
• Industries: Maritime Transportation

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