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Mechanical Maintenance Engineer

CRG TEC
London
6 days ago
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Mechanical Maintenance Engineer

  • Clear training to become "Engineering Surveyor" in high level testing & inspection
  • Must have HNC or above
  • £40k basic & overtime, £5k car allowance / car, 12% pension, 25 day holiday, bonus, world class training, for a "UK Top employer"

    Looking for career progression but dont fancy managing people? Want to use your engineering knowledge without spending your days underneath maintaining mechanical equipment?

    This is your chance to become an Engineering Surveyor

    Youll take a step up into a role where you can use your hard-earned mechanical skills, enhanced with the world-class training your employer provides from day one, to test and inspect lifting equipment and cranes.

    Alongside the satisfaction of knowing youre keeping the sites and people safe youll be forging a long-term career with a company who is going to invest in your ongoing training and development. Plus, theres a great benefits package, which always helps.

    Its all about you:
    We will need you to have a HNC within a mechanical engineering discipline for this one, its the basis of all your training for the Surveying role.
    From there your experience maintaining kit like MEWPS, HIABs, cranes, FLTs, lifting tackle, powered access etc. is what were looking for.
    LOLER or PUWER knowledge would be a bonus too.

    Youll be working for a certified UK Top Employer who have a world class reputation for training and developing their staff.
    The Engineering Surveyor role is just the start

    theres huge opportunities for you here and countless examples of senior people in the company starting off in the same place as you are now.

    What next?
    Does that sound like the next step in your career? Click apply now!

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