Mechanical maintenance engineer - DIDCOT

Randstad Construction and Property
Didcot
11 hours ago
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Are you an experienced mechanical maintenance engineer within the facilities sector? Seeking a new challenge within 2026. My client is an established FM company looking for a qualified and experienced Mechanical maintenance engineer to join a team on a static site based in Didcot. This is a great role for someone looking to join a company offering lots of progression and training.

Benefits will include:

Competitive Salary up to £45,000.
8 Bank holidays
No on calls
Training & Progression
Company benefits and discounts
PensionMain Duties will include:

Carry out Planned Preventative Maintenance and complete the appropriate paperwork and reports.
Carry out Reactive and emergency breakdown tasks and complete the associated paperwork.
Be on a call out rota to provide the client with full out of hours cover.
Overseeing visiting sub-contractors with regards to standard of work and Health and Safety.
Carry out all duties in accordance with company policies and procedures.
Understand and complete all work related documentation accurately and on time.
Comply with all Health and Safety policies and procedures.
Daily PPM and Reactive Maintenance tasks including - UPS system and associated control systems, Plumbing and drainage systems, Boiler room checks , Cooling towers, Fan coil units / AHU's/ Fans , Heating PumpsThe Ideal candidate will have:

City & Guilds / NVQ Mechanically Qualified (or equivalent)
Experience in a commerc...

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