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Mechanical Engineer

EQUANS
London
1 week ago
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Overview

We\'re seeking a Mechanical Engineer with a strong water systems bias to join our dedicated engineering team on a prestigious government contract at a Grade II* listed site in Westminster, Central London. This is a site-based, full-time role focused on maintaining and improving key mechanical assets - with particular responsibility for domestic water systems, closed systems, plumbing, HVAC, and pressure systems - as well as supporting fabric and minor electrical works.

Key Responsibilities
  • Carry out planned preventative maintenance (PPM) and reactive repairs
  • Take responsibility for water hygiene management in compliance with L8 regulations
  • Maintain plumbing systems, AC units, pressure systems, and general mechanical plant
  • Assist with minor fabric maintenance and basic electrical work when required
  • Liaise with the Engineering Supervisor, subcontractors, and wider team to ensure service excellence
  • Ensure all tasks are carried out safely and in accordance with relevant regulations and standards
Essential Requirements
  • L8 qualified and confident managing water systems
  • City & Guilds/NVQ in Plumbing or Mechanical Engineering
  • Experience in building services maintenance
  • 18th Edition Test & Inspection (desirable)
  • Ability to work independently and as part of a team
  • Full clean UK driving licence
  • Excellent communication and time management skills
  • Must currently hold or be eligible to obtain CTC (Counter-Terrorism Clearance) (Employment is conditional on successful CTC clearance prior to start)
What We Offer
  • Competitive salary, bonus, and benefits including:
  • XX days annual leave (+ public holidays)
  • Life cover (X times salary)
  • Employee discount schemes on major brands
  • Gym & cycle-to-work discounts
  • Holiday purchase scheme
  • 2 CSR days annually
  • Learning opportunities, professional qualifications, and more!

Important: This role requires Counter-Terrorism Clearance (CTC). Applicants must already hold or be able to obtain clearance before employment begins.

Who We Are:

Equans provides sustainable facilities management, energy, and digital services across the UK & Ireland. With 15,000 employees, we help accelerate the transition to a low-carbon world. Globally, Equans operates in 20 countries, with 90,000 employees and a €19.2 billion turnover in 2024.

Our Values:

We are driven by values of accountability, respect, teamwork, and service focus. At Equans, we take ownership, act with integrity, and collaborate to deliver excellence every day.

Apply now to take the next step in your engineering career - and make a difference at the heart of UK government operations.


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