Mechanical / Plumbing Engineer

Integral UK LTD
London
5 months ago
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Role: Mechanical Technician/Level 3 HVAC/Plumber


  • Role Overview
    • Multi-disciplinary position supporting facilities management at London client sites
    • Focuses on day-to-day maintenance and operation of plant equipment within a multi-skilled engineering team
  • Key Responsibilities:
    • Reading blueprints and examining surfaces to determine work requirements
    • Ensuring site operation complies with local legislation
    • Adhering to the Maintenance Management system
    • Conducting small installation works and repairs
    • Performing planned maintenance activities
    • Maintaining plant and utilities
    • Providing technical support for projects
    • Managing work orders and change control notifications
    • Implementing safety procedures (e.g., Permits to Work, Lock Out/Tag Out)
    • Managing Building Energy Management Systems (BEMS)
    • Updating documentation and drawings
    • Collaborating in cross-training
    • Maintaining a clean and safe workspace
    • Communicating and reporting to the line manager
    • Managing sub-contractors when required
  • Working Conditions:
    • 5-day work week with shift-based structure (7am-4pm / 3pm-10pm)
    • Overtime opportunities - weekend, late shifts, or bank holiday work
    • On-call duties and emergency call-outs may be required
    • Possibility of working at other sites within the contract
  • Qualifications and Skills:
    • Level 3 mechanical or Plumbing/HVAC qualification required
    • Previous experience in a similar role, preferably in a multinational environment
    • Ability to meet deadlines and work efficiently in a team
    • Knowledge of industry trends and interest in facilities management
    • Strong communication and interpersonal skills
    • Fluency in English (both written and spoken)
    • Understanding of Health & Safety Regulations for corporate sites

This role requires a combination of technical skills, practical experience, and the ability to work effectively in a team-oriented, service-focused environment.


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