Mechanical Lead Engineer – £50,000 – Hammersmith

PRS LTD
City of London
2 weeks ago
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Mechanical Lead Engineer – £50,000 – Hammersmith
Location: Hammersmith
Salary: £50,000 per annum
Hours: Monday to Friday (Days)


We are partnering with a well-established client who is seeking an experienced Mechanical Lead Engineer to take a senior role in overseeing mechanical operations across a large site in Hammersmith. This is a fantastic opportunity to lead a team, manage PPMs, reactive maintenance, and ensure the smooth operation of all mechanical systems.


The company is known for investing in its employees, offering clear career progression, and fostering a supportive and professional work culture.


Key Responsibilities:



  • Lead and manage the mechanical engineering team, providing guidance and support
  • Oversee planned preventative maintenance (PPM) and reactive maintenance across all mechanical systems
  • Maintain and optimize HVAC plant, boilers, pumps, VAV/VRV systems, and water treatment equipment
  • Ensure compliance with statutory regulations, health & safety standards, and best practices
  • Manage BMS (Building Management System) and Head End Controls for mechanical systems
  • Monitor performance, troubleshoot issues, and implement improvements across the site

Requirements:



  • NVQ Level 3, City & Guilds, or equivalent in Mechanical Engineering
  • Proven experience in a similar senior or lead role within building services or mechanical maintenance
  • Strong leadership skills with the ability to manage and motivate a team
  • Extensive knowledge of mechanical systems, fault-finding, and preventative maintenance
  • Excellent communication and organizational skills

What’s On Offer:



  • Competitive salary of £50,000 per annum
  • Monday to Friday day shifts
  • Career progression and professional development opportunities
  • Supportive, employee-focused work environment
  • Pension and other benefits

This is a prime opportunity for an experienced Mechanical Engineer looking to step into a leadership role with a company that values and develops its workforce.
Alfie Woonton


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