Mechanical Maintenance Engineer

Tech-People
Slough
3 weeks ago
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Mechanical Maintenance Engineer

A leading Building services/ HVAC company with prestigious contracts within offices, universities, sporting grounds and science establishments. We have a key requirement for an experienced Mechanical Maintenance Engineer covering two sites outside London – Buckinghamshire and Middlesex.


Salary: £40k – £46k basic, company van, overtime and benefits.


Responsibilities

  • Carry out regular PPMs on electrical systems and mechanical plant.
  • Respond to breakdowns on electrical systems and mechanical plant.
  • Complete tap checks and plumbing maintenance.
  • Perform mechanical plant PPMs, including AHUs, press units and press vessels.
  • Work Monday‑Friday 08:00‑17:00.

Requirements

  • NVQ or City & Guilds qualification in Mechanical BS or Plumbing.
  • Good communication skills and a professional appearance, as you will interact with clients and members of the public.
  • Experience in fault‑finding and repair of mechanical plant (AHUs, press units, press vessels).
  • Commute within a reasonable distance to Buckinghamshire and Middlesex.

Benefits

  • Company van.
  • Overtime pay.
  • Other benefits included in the package.

Contact

Nikki at Tech‑People – specialist recruitment agency in HVAC, M&E and Utilities. Phone number removed.


Diversity Statement

We are committed to attracting and providing a diverse workforce that reflects the communities in which our clients and stakeholders operate, helping to facilitate an environment that enables everyone to fulfil their potential.


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