Mechanical Lead Engineer

Hamilton Rowe Recruitment
Greater London
3 weeks ago
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Mechanical Lead Engineer
Stratford
£50,000 - £51,000



We are currently recruiting for a Mechanical Lead Engineer to join a large, modern mixed-use development in Stratford. The site comprises commercial office space, educational facilities, and studio environments, providing a technically diverse and engaging working environment.

This is a long-term, secure contract with an established building services provider. The position sits on the Landlord side of the contract, working within a team of 9 engineers (with a separate tenant-side team of 3 engineers). This role will act as the mechanical lead within that team.

The Role

As Mechanical Lead Engineer, you will take technical responsibility for the mechanical plant across the landlord areas, supporting the engineering team and acting as the go-to engineer on shift.
  • Lead and oversee mechanical maintenance activities on site
  • Carry out PPMs and reactive works
  • Provide technical support and guidance to the engineering team
  • Ensure statutory compliance and adherence to safe systems of work
  • Oversee subcontractors when required
  • Maintain accurate logbooks and reporting
  • Act as point of contact during your shift
Requirements
  • NVQ / City & Guilds Level 2/3...

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