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Maintenance Engineer - Mechanical Bias

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Multi skilled Engineer Mechanical Bias

Location London, EC3A 5AY

Hours Monday Friday, 40 hours per week. 07:00 16:00 / 10:00 19:00


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We are currently seeking a professional site based Maintenance Engineer withMechanical Bias.Based at a commercial, high end, flagship, client site. The role is focused on delivery of planned preventative maintenance along with additional works, reactive fault finding, repairs, installations and support event set ups. You will support and participate in an on-call rota which is operated from within the site-based team. Occasional overtime may be requested.


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As a Multi Skilledengineer, the role will be orientated around mechanical works with a requirement for flexibility and willingness to undertake other basic electrical works which fall within the scope of the contract. This could be a variety of jobs relating to maintaining, repairing, and installing assets around the site whether it be a specific piece of equipment, works to a building or the site infrastructure.


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