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Mechanical Maintenance Engineer

Mectrical Jobs
Warwick
2 weeks ago
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Mechanical and Electrical Contractor based in Warwick who have been established for over 50 years. We have an excellent name in the Construction Industry and we work for Main Contractors such as Willmott Dixon and Galliford Try and more locally direct to Clients such as National Trust and Warwick Castle.

Reporting to the Mechanical Maintenance Manager, you will be working on reactive and planned maintenance in a variety of commercial and domestic situations either in Offices, Health Centres, Hotels, Schools, Residential, Care Homes, Student Accommodation etc. You will need to be multi- skilled to carry out a variety of maintenance such as leaks in which you will need to fault find and rectify, reporting back to the office with any material requirements and providing a report/note so the office can report back to the Client and perhaps book another visit in. These can be from showers, toilets, under sinks, coming through walls etc You will have toilets not working where you will need to fault find and replace parts. You may have boilers not working, you may need to fault find why the temperature on the heating system isn’t working or be outside looking at downpipes. For this you will need a good knowledge of all systems, be organised and practical and have an excellent standard of workmanship.

also have various planned maintenance contracts in which you will carry out once or twice- yearly checks and services on various systems including ...

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