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Mechanical Maintenance Project Manager

The HireWorks Ltd
Colchester
2 days ago
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Maintenance Project Manager (Mechanical Bias)
Salary: £55,000

£60,000 (depending on experience)
Location: Colchester UK (travel to client sites required)
Benefits: Company Car or Car Allowance, Private Medical Cover (post-probation), 25 Days Annual Leave + Bank Holidays, Pension Scheme
An exciting opportunity has arisen for an experienced and proactive Maintenance Project Manager with a strong mechanical background to join our clients established Building Services team. This is a hands-on role managing both planned and reactive maintenance, alongside small works and minor project installations across a diverse range of commercial and industrial sites.
Were looking for someone who thrives in a fast-paced environment, takes pride in delivering high-quality, compliant work, and builds lasting client relationships.
The Role
As Maintenance Project Manager, youll be responsible for leading a team of engineers and subcontractors to deliver reliable maintenance services and mechanical small works. From overseeing HVAC replacements and plant room upgrades to responding to urgent breakdowns, youll ensure safety, quality, and client satisfaction remain at the forefront.
Key Responsibilities
Manage PPM and reactive maintenance across multiple sites
Supervise engineers and subcontractors, maintaining high standards and compliance
Deliver small works and mechanical project installations
Prepare estimates, scopes, and project programmes
Ensure projects are completed safely, on time, and within budget
Build and maintain strong client relationships through effective communication and reporting
Lead, mentor, and develop your engineering team
About You
Youll bring a solid mechanical engineering background and at least five years experience in M&E or building services management. Youre commercially aware, highly organised, and confident in managing both contracts and people.
Essential Skills and Experience
Minimum 5 years experience in maintenance or building services management
Strong mechanical knowledge (HVAC, plumbing, heating systems)
Proven ability to manage maintenance contracts and small works
Excellent understanding of health and safety, risk assessments, and compliance
IT proficient (Microsoft Office, CAFM systems)
Full UK driving licence
Desirable
NVQ Level 3, HNC, or City & Guilds in Mechanical Engineering
IOSH or NEBOSH certification
Experience with BMS and control systems
Familiarity with SFG20 and industry standards
Why Apply?

Youll join a company that values expertise, teamwork, and professional growth

offering a dynamic and supportive environment where your contribution is recognised and rewarded.
If youre ready to take the next step in your career and lead with confidence, apply today and we will be in touch
We endeavour to reply to every candidate, every time but if you havent heard back within 10 days, please understand that you have unfortunately been unsuccessful for this position, or the position has been filled. Please call the office or send an email to discuss other potential positions.

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