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Data Cabling Engineer - Exeter & Surrounding Areas \n Location: Exeter and surrounding areas \n Day Rate: £170 per day (8 hours, inside IR35) \n Out-of-Hours Rate: £195 per shift (8 hours, inside IR35) \n Working Pattern: Predominantly nights, with daytime and weekend flexibility \n Environment: Retail stores, commercial premises, petrol filling stations and construction/refurbishment sites \n ROLE OVERVIEW \n We ... \n \n ZIPC1_UKTJ

Data Cabling Engineer - Plymouth & Surrounding Areas Location: Plymouth and surrounding areas Day Rate: £170 per day (8 hours, inside IR35) Out-of-Hours Rate: £195 per shift (8 hours, inside IR35) Working Pattern: Predominantly nights, with daytime and weekend flexibility Environment: Retail stores, commercial premises, petrol filling stations and construction/refurbishment sites ROLE OVERVIEW We require an experienced Data Cabling Engineer to install, maintain, test and diagnose structured cabling infrastructure, primarily Cat 6 UTP, with occasional fibre-optic requirements. Candidates must work confidently independently or in two-person teams, delivering high-quality installations in live operational and construction environments while maintaining strict health and safety standards. KEY RESPONSIBILITIES • Install, route, terminate and test Cat 6 UTP cabling., • Complete data outlet, module, cabinet-side, 110 and Krone-style terminations., • Undertake network cabinet patching, cable management and labelling., • Trace, identify, diagnose and rectify cabling faults., • Conduct end-to-end LAN testing, verify switch-port connections and confirm connected equipment is online., • Read site drawings, installation plans and building-work information., • Conduct site surveys, maintenance and fault-finding visits., • Complete electronic audits, photographic evidence and job documentation., • Obtain customer or site representative sign-off., • Maintain clean work areas and follow approved RAMS and site safety procedures. ESSENTIAL QUALIFICATIONS & TRAINING Candidates must hold or complete the following before undertaking site work: • Valid construction or electrical industry site-access accreditation., • Required contractor access training., • Working at Height Awareness., • Asbestos Awareness., • Manual Handling Awareness., • Site-specific inductions where applicable., • Review and acknowledgement of applicable RAMS. Powered Access: At least one engineer in a two-person team operating a scissor lift must hold the appropriate qualification. DESIRABLE QUALIFICATIONS • Advanced electrical industry accreditation., • Level 3 Advanced Telecoms Specialist qualification., • Experienced Worker route towards Level 3 or equivalent., • Fibre-optic splicing competency., • Optical Time Domain Reflectometer (OTDR) testing experience., • Mobile elevating work platform qualification. ESSENTIAL TECHNICAL SKILLS Candidates must demonstrate practical competence in: • Cat 6 UTP cabling installations in retail and commercial environments., • Cable pulling, routing, termination and identification., • Network cabinet work, patching and cable management., • Cable tracing, fault diagnosis and LAN connectivity testing., • Working safely around ceiling voids, ceiling tiles and elevated areas., • Correct cable identification and labelling., • Electronic job reporting and photographic audits. Engineers may occasionally need a laptop connection for remote technical support. Active network equipment configuration is not normally required. REQUIRED TOOLS & EQUIPMENT Engineers must have access to: • Suitable hammer drill and twin drill/driver set., • Cabling and access rods., • Punch-down and termination tools., • Standard hand tools, screwdrivers and Allen keys., • Cable toner and tracing equipment., • Suitable 6-tread, 8-tread and A-frame ladders where required., • LAN/network connectivity tester., • Laptop where required for remote support. Specialist fibre engineers must have suitable fibre splicing and OTDR testing equipment. WORKING HOURS & FLEXIBILITY • Predominantly Sunday to Thursday night shifts., • Typical Sunday start: 16:00., • Typical weekday night start: 22:00., • Approximately 90% of work outside normal trading hours., • Occasional daytime and weekend work., • Typical on-site duration: 4-6 hours., • Working days may extend to 8-12 hours including travel. Engineers may work independently on maintenance and smaller tasks. Cable installations and significant ladder or powered-access activities are normally completed in two-person teams. TESTING & QUALITY STANDARDS Engineers must: • Test cabling end-to-end and verify terminations and switch-port connections., • Confirm connected devices are operational and online., • Rectify cabling faults before leaving site., • Ensure cables are secured, protected and neatly managed., • Leave work areas clean and free from waste., • Complete electronic audits, photographic evidence and documentation., • Record and communicate outstanding work. Formal cable certification is required only when specifically instructed. HEALTH & SAFETY All engineers must comply with approved RAMS and site safety requirements. Mandatory PPE: • Hard hat., • High-visibility clothing., • Steel-toe safety footwear., • Safety gloves., • Safety glasses. Engineers must stop work and escalate unidentified or uncontrolled hazards, including suspected asbestos. Materially changed or additional work must be authorised before proceeding. SPECIALIST FIBRE-OPTIC REQUIREMENTS Fibre work is occasional, but access to suitably competent specialists is required where necessary. Relevant capabilities include fibre fault diagnosis, splicing, termination, OTDR testing and identification of existing fibre and connector specifications. JOB COMPLETION EXPECTATIONS All work must be completed safely, efficiently and to the required standard, with services operational before leaving site. Every job requires accurate documentation, photographic evidence, engineer sign-off and appropriate customer/site representative sign-off. IDEAL CANDIDATE A technically competent, safety-conscious, well-equipped engineer capable of delivering reliable data cabling services within demanding live operational environments. JBRP1_UKTJ

Data Cabling Engineer - Newton Abbot & Surrounding Areas Location: Newton Abbot and surrounding areas Day Rate: £170 per day (8 hours, inside IR35) Out-of-Hours Rate: £195 per shift (8 hours, inside IR35) Working Pattern: Predominantly nights, with daytime and weekend flexibility Environment: Retail stores, commercial premises, petrol filling stations and construction/refurbishment sites ROLE OVERVIEW We require an experienced Data Cabling Engineer to install, maintain, test and diagnose structured cabling infrastructure, primarily Cat 6 UTP, with occasional fibre-optic requirements. Candidates must work confidently independently or in two-person teams, delivering high-quality installations in live operational and construction environments while maintaining strict health and safety standards. KEY RESPONSIBILITIES • Install, route, terminate and test Cat 6 UTP cabling., • Complete data outlet, module, cabinet-side, 110 and Krone-style terminations., • Undertake network cabinet patching, cable management and labelling., • Trace, identify, diagnose and rectify cabling faults., • Conduct end-to-end LAN testing, verify switch-port connections and confirm connected equipment is online., • Read site drawings, installation plans and building-work information., • Conduct site surveys, maintenance and fault-finding visits., • Complete electronic audits, photographic evidence and job documentation., • Obtain customer or site representative sign-off., • Maintain clean work areas and follow approved RAMS and site safety procedures. ESSENTIAL QUALIFICATIONS & TRAINING Candidates must hold or complete the following before undertaking site work: • Valid construction or electrical industry site-access accreditation., • Required contractor access training., • Working at Height Awareness., • Asbestos Awareness., • Manual Handling Awareness., • Site-specific inductions where applicable., • Review and acknowledgement of applicable RAMS. Powered Access: At least one engineer in a two-person team operating a scissor lift must hold the appropriate qualification. DESIRABLE QUALIFICATIONS • Advanced electrical industry accreditation., • Level 3 Advanced Telecoms Specialist qualification., • Experienced Worker route towards Level 3 or equivalent., • Fibre-optic splicing competency., • Optical Time Domain Reflectometer (OTDR) testing experience., • Mobile elevating work platform qualification. ESSENTIAL TECHNICAL SKILLS Candidates must demonstrate practical competence in: • Cat 6 UTP cabling installations in retail and commercial environments., • Cable pulling, routing, termination and identification., • Network cabinet work, patching and cable management., • Cable tracing, fault diagnosis and LAN connectivity testing., • Working safely around ceiling voids, ceiling tiles and elevated areas., • Correct cable identification and labelling., • Electronic job reporting and photographic audits. Engineers may occasionally need a laptop connection for remote technical support. Active network equipment configuration is not normally required. REQUIRED TOOLS & EQUIPMENT Engineers must have access to: • Suitable hammer drill and twin drill/driver set., • Cabling and access rods., • Punch-down and termination tools., • Standard hand tools, screwdrivers and Allen keys., • Cable toner and tracing equipment., • Suitable 6-tread, 8-tread and A-frame ladders where required., • LAN/network connectivity tester., • Laptop where required for remote support. Specialist fibre engineers must have suitable fibre splicing and OTDR testing equipment. WORKING HOURS & FLEXIBILITY • Predominantly Sunday to Thursday night shifts., • Typical Sunday start: 16:00., • Typical weekday night start: 22:00., • Approximately 90% of work outside normal trading hours., • Occasional daytime and weekend work., • Typical on-site duration: 4-6 hours., • Working days may extend to 8-12 hours including travel. Engineers may work independently on maintenance and smaller tasks. Cable installations and significant ladder or powered-access activities are normally completed in two-person teams. TESTING & QUALITY STANDARDS Engineers must: • Test cabling end-to-end and verify terminations and switch-port connections., • Confirm connected devices are operational and online., • Rectify cabling faults before leaving site., • Ensure cables are secured, protected and neatly managed., • Leave work areas clean and free from waste., • Complete electronic audits, photographic evidence and documentation., • Record and communicate outstanding work. Formal cable certification is required only when specifically instructed. HEALTH & SAFETY All engineers must comply with approved RAMS and site safety requirements. Mandatory PPE: • Hard hat., • High-visibility clothing., • Steel-toe safety footwear., • Safety gloves., • Safety glasses. Engineers must stop work and escalate unidentified or uncontrolled hazards, including suspected asbestos. Materially changed or additional work must be authorised before proceeding. SPECIALIST FIBRE-OPTIC REQUIREMENTS Fibre work is occasional, but access to suitably competent specialists is required where necessary. Relevant capabilities include fibre fault diagnosis, splicing, termination, OTDR testing and identification of existing fibre and connector specifications. JOB COMPLETION EXPECTATIONS All work must be completed safely, efficiently and to the required standard, with services operational before leaving site. Every job requires accurate documentation, photographic evidence, engineer sign-off and appropriate customer/site representative sign-off. IDEAL CANDIDATE A technically competent, safety-conscious, well-equipped engineer capable of delivering reliable data cabling services within demanding live operational environments. JBRP1_UKTJ

Exeter 35,000- 45,000 per annum DOE Monday-Friday Permanent Acorn by Synergie is recruiting for a B2B Commercial Insurance Account Manager on behalf of our client in Exeter. This is an exciting opportunity to join a fast-growing business, offering the chance to gain a degree while working and develop your career in commercial account management. This role is ideal for candidates from a retail or customer care management background looking to take the next step in a B2B environment. 35,000- 40,000 per annum depending on experience. Monday to Friday working pattern with no weekend work. No commission targets. Opportunity to gain a degree while working. Excellent career progression potential. Supportive and growth-oriented team environment. Build strong relationships with new and existing business clients, from sole traders to CEOs. Work with the Manager to meet sales and service objectives. Support the growth of a new business area within the company. Handle customer queries and identify opportunities for cross-selling and upselling. Proven experience in B2B sales or account management. Insurance experience. Strong relationship-building and communication skills. Passion for business development through networking, marketing and client meetings. Tenacious, curious and driven to achieve results. Consultative approach with strong listening skills. Eagerness to learn and progress in your career. Customer-focused and solutions-driven. Positive attitude and self-motivated. Strong sales ability and communication skills. #J-18808-Ljbffr

Data Cabling Engineer - Tavistock & Surrounding Areas Location: Tavistock and surrounding areas Day Rate: £170 per day (8 hours, inside IR35) Out-of-Hours Rate: £195 per shift (8 hours, inside IR35) Working Pattern: Predominantly nights, with daytime and weekend flexibility Environment: Retail stores, commercial premises, petrol filling stations and construction/refurbishment sites ROLE OVERVIEW We require an experienced Data Cabling Engineer to install, maintain, test and diagnose structured cabling infrastructure, primarily Cat 6 UTP, with occasional fibre-optic requirements. Candidates must work confidently independently or in two-person teams, delivering high-quality installations in live operational and construction environments while maintaining strict health and safety standards. KEY RESPONSIBILITIES • Install, route, terminate and test Cat 6 UTP cabling., • Complete data outlet, module, cabinet-side, 110 and Krone-style terminations., • Undertake network cabinet patching, cable management and labelling., • Trace, identify, diagnose and rectify cabling faults., • Conduct end-to-end LAN testing, verify switch-port connections and confirm connected equipment is online., • Read site drawings, installation plans and building-work information., • Conduct site surveys, maintenance and fault-finding visits., • Complete electronic audits, photographic evidence and job documentation., • Obtain customer or site representative sign-off., • Maintain clean work areas and follow approved RAMS and site safety procedures. ESSENTIAL QUALIFICATIONS & TRAINING Candidates must hold or complete the following before undertaking site work: • Valid construction or electrical industry site-access accreditation., • Required contractor access training., • Working at Height Awareness., • Asbestos Awareness., • Manual Handling Awareness., • Site-specific inductions where applicable., • Review and acknowledgement of applicable RAMS. Powered Access: At least one engineer in a two-person team operating a scissor lift must hold the appropriate qualification. DESIRABLE QUALIFICATIONS • Advanced electrical industry accreditation., • Level 3 Advanced Telecoms Specialist qualification., • Experienced Worker route towards Level 3 or equivalent., • Fibre-optic splicing competency., • Optical Time Domain Reflectometer (OTDR) testing experience., • Mobile elevating work platform qualification. ESSENTIAL TECHNICAL SKILLS Candidates must demonstrate practical competence in: • Cat 6 UTP cabling installations in retail and commercial environments., • Cable pulling, routing, termination and identification., • Network cabinet work, patching and cable management., • Cable tracing, fault diagnosis and LAN connectivity testing., • Working safely around ceiling voids, ceiling tiles and elevated areas., • Correct cable identification and labelling., • Electronic job reporting and photographic audits. Engineers may occasionally need a laptop connection for remote technical support. Active network equipment configuration is not normally required. REQUIRED TOOLS & EQUIPMENT Engineers must have access to: • Suitable hammer drill and twin drill/driver set., • Cabling and access rods., • Punch-down and termination tools., • Standard hand tools, screwdrivers and Allen keys., • Cable toner and tracing equipment., • Suitable 6-tread, 8-tread and A-frame ladders where required., • LAN/network connectivity tester., • Laptop where required for remote support. Specialist fibre engineers must have suitable fibre splicing and OTDR testing equipment. WORKING HOURS & FLEXIBILITY • Predominantly Sunday to Thursday night shifts., • Typical Sunday start: 16:00., • Typical weekday night start: 22:00., • Approximately 90% of work outside normal trading hours., • Occasional daytime and weekend work., • Typical on-site duration: 4-6 hours., • Working days may extend to 8-12 hours including travel. Engineers may work independently on maintenance and smaller tasks. Cable installations and significant ladder or powered-access activities are normally completed in two-person teams. TESTING & QUALITY STANDARDS Engineers must: • Test cabling end-to-end and verify terminations and switch-port connections., • Confirm connected devices are operational and online., • Rectify cabling faults before leaving site., • Ensure cables are secured, protected and neatly managed., • Leave work areas clean and free from waste., • Complete electronic audits, photographic evidence and documentation., • Record and communicate outstanding work. Formal cable certification is required only when specifically instructed. HEALTH & SAFETY All engineers must comply with approved RAMS and site safety requirements. Mandatory PPE: • Hard hat., • High-visibility clothing., • Steel-toe safety footwear., • Safety gloves., • Safety glasses. Engineers must stop work and escalate unidentified or uncontrolled hazards, including suspected asbestos. Materially changed or additional work must be authorised before proceeding. SPECIALIST FIBRE-OPTIC REQUIREMENTS Fibre work is occasional, but access to suitably competent specialists is required where necessary. Relevant capabilities include fibre fault diagnosis, splicing, termination, OTDR testing and identification of existing fibre and connector specifications. JOB COMPLETION EXPECTATIONS All work must be completed safely, efficiently and to the required standard, with services operational before leaving site. Every job requires accurate documentation, photographic evidence, engineer sign-off and appropriate customer/site representative sign-off. IDEAL CANDIDATE A technically competent, safety-conscious, well-equipped engineer capable of delivering reliable data cabling services within demanding live operational environments. JBRP1_UKTJ

About Us: KSD Support Services Ltd is part of the KSD Group, a leading building maintenance and facilities management provider operating across the UK. The company delivers comprehensive FM services to a portfolio of prestigious clients, including major retail, hospitality, and commercial organisations such as Tesco and Stonegate Group. Purpose of the Job: To respond in a prompt and effective manner to carry out installation, maintenance, and repair of gas systems and appliances in residential and commercial properties. You will be Gas Safe registered and have a strong understanding of gas safety regulations and industry’s best practices. Key Responsibilities: The primary responsibilities are detailed below, however KSD Support Services Ltd may require additional responsibilities to be absorbed within reason from time to time to meet business demands. Install, test, and commission domestic and commercial gas appliances (e.g. boilers, heaters, cookers); Install associated pipework, controls, and ventilation systems. Conduct planned preventative maintenance (PPM) and reactive maintenance on gas systems and appliances; Diagnose and repair faults on gas systems including boilers, radiators, hot water systems, and commercial plant rooms; Carry out routine servicing in line with manufacturer specifications and industry standards. Ensure all work complies with current Gas Safe regulations and health & safety standards; Complete relevant documentation (e.g., Gas Safety Certificates, risk assessments, job sheets); Attend and resolve emergency call-outs as required. Liaise professionally with customers and clients, providing clear communication regarding job progress, issues, and outcomes; Maintain a clean and safe working environment in clients’ homes or business premises. Skills, Knowledge, and Abilities: Essential: Valid Gas Safe Registration (with relevant categories for both domestic and commercial work) Relevant Commercial gas ACS qualifications CODNCO1 TCPC1 ICPN1 CIGA1 CDGA CORT1 CCN1 CENWAT CPA1 Proven experience in commercial environments Full Clean UK Driving License Strong fault-finding and problem-solving skills. Desirable: NVQ Level 2 or 3 in Plumbing and Heating or equivalent; Knowledge of Building Regulations and British Standards; Experience with controls and Building Management Systems (BMS). Personal Attributes: Self-motivated with the ability to work independently or as part of a team; Have a positive ‘can do’ attitude; Strong communication and interpersonal skills; Professional appearance and attitude; Good organisational and time management skills. Benefits: Excellent training and development opportunities; Company van and fuel card - business use only; Door to door pay Company branded uniform and PPE; Trade cards; Mobile phone and/or tablet; Paid 30-minute lunch break; 20 days annual leave, plus bank holidays; Workplace Pension contributions – 3% employer, 5% employee. Additional Information: The role will involve working a 45 hour per week. You must be flexible with working days/hours, working away, early starts, late finishes and some weekend work; Regular overtime available. On-call rota approximately every 1 in 6 weeks. Pre-Employment Checks: If you are successful, we will undertake standard pre-employment checks after you have been offered a job. This includes employment referencing, verifying your right to work in the UK and verifying your driving licence (if applicable). KSD Support Services Ltd thanks all applicants for their interest, however only those whose background and experience match the requirements of the role will be contacted. Job Types: Full-time, Permanent Pay: £47,000.00-£52,000.00 per year Benefits: Company car Company pension Application question(s): * Do you have a full clean UK Drivers licence? Work Location: On the road

Experienced Commercial Insurance Account Manager Exeter | £36,000-£46,000 per annum DOE | Monday-Friday | Permanent Introduction Acorn by Synergie is recruiting for a B2B Commercial Insurance Account Manager on behalf of our client in Exeter . This is an exciting opportunity to join a fast-growing business, offering the chance to gain a degree while working and develop your career in commercial account management. This role is ideal for candidates from a retail or customer care management background looking to take the next step in a B2B environment. What We Offer £35,000-£40,000 per annum depending on experience. Monday to Friday working pattern with no weekend work. No commission targets. Opportunity to gain a degree while working. Excellent career progression potential. Supportive and growth-oriented team environment. Key Duties Build strong relationships with new and existing business clients, from sole traders to CEOs. Work with the Manager to meet sales and service objectives. Support the growth of a new business area within the company. Handle customer queries and identify opportunities for cross-selling and upselling. Requirements Proven experience in B2B sales or account management. Insurance experience. Strong relationship-building and communication skills. Passion for business development through networking, marketing and client meetings. Tenacious, curious and driven to achieve results. Consultative approach with strong listening skills. Eagerness to learn and progress in your career. Customer-focused and solutions-driven. Positive attitude and self-motivated. Strong sales ability and communication skills. Interested? If you're looking for your next opportunity as a Commercial Insurance Account Manager, Insurance Account Manager or Commercial Account Manager in Exeter , apply online today or contact Kristy Moore for more information. Acorn by Synergie acts as an employment agency for permanent recruitment. TPBN1_UKTJ