Mechanical Engineer - Manchester City Centre

Invictus Group
Manchester
1 month ago
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Mechanical Engineer – Manchester City Centre – Immediate Start

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A leading FM provider is looking for an experienced Mechanical Engineer to join a large contract in the heart of Manchester City Centre. If you are looking to develop your skills within a job role in a fast paced well respected company then this could be the right job for you.


My client based in the facilities maintenance industry is looking for a confident outgoing engineer that can use his/her own initiative to produce results. The position is temporary to permanent opportunity last 3 months on the temporary side.


Salary: The rate of pay for this position is up to £29 per hour.


Work Hours: Monday to Friday early 6:30AM to 3:30PM and late 1:30PM to 10:30PM. There may also be opportunities to join the on-call rota with overtime opportunities available.


Responsibilities and duties

  • PPM and reactive maintenance
  • Fault finding and competent to rectify
  • Regular fire alarm testing and drills. Ensuring the fire equipment is in working order and updating the fire alarm log book
  • Liaise with management regarding health and safety procedures/issues, ongoing repairs and faults, maintenance and building services.
  • Assisting with basic fabric duties on site

Requirements

  • Minimum C&G level/NVQ 2 in mechanical engineering OR plumbing
  • Experience in commercial building services
  • General maintenance experience
  • Time served in an apprenticeship is an advantage


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