Mechanical Supervisor

David Leslie Ltd
Basingstoke
2 days ago
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Mechanical Supervisor -£55,000 £65,000 + Company Vehicle and Benefits Package

This is a fantastic opportunity for a Mechanical Supervisor or Senior Mechanical Installer looking to step into a hybrid supervisory role with a respected M&E Building Services contractor delivering projects across the South Coast and M3 corridor.

The role offers a varied and practical position combining mechanical supervision with hands-on installation depending on project requirements, working closely with Project Managers and site teams to deliver high-quality mechanical installations.

About the Company

Our client is a well-established M&E Building Services contractor with a strong reputation for delivering high-quality mechanical and electrical installations across the South Coast and surrounding regions. The business has built long-standing relationships with its clients and is known for its supportive team culture, professional approach, and commitment to delivering projects to a high standard.

The Role

This is a varied and practical role combining site supervision with hands-on mechanical installation where required.

Depending on project needs, the successful candidate may spend periods supervising mechanical works on site, coordinating labour and ensuring quality standards are maintained, while at other times supporting installation teams or providing technical support across multiple projects.

The company delivers a range of commercial, healthcare, student accommodation and residential projects, with mechanical package values typically ranging from £200k up to £2m.

Projects are typically located across the South Coast and M3 corridor.

Key Responsibilities

  • Supervising mechanical and plumbing installations on site
  • Coordinating labour and supporting site teams
  • Ensuring mechanical installations are delivered to required standards
  • Supporting Project Managers with site delivery
  • Assisting with mechanical installation where required
  • Providing technical support across multiple projects
  • Maintaining health and safety standards on site

Requirements

  • Strong plumbing or mechanical installation background
  • Experience supervising mechanical works on site
  • Good understanding of mechanical building services installations
  • Practical and hands-on approach to project delivery
  • SSSTS preferred (or willingness to obtain)
  • Full UK driving licence

Remuneration Package Mechanical Supervisor

  • £55,000 £65,000
  • Company Vehicle
  • Pension
  • Company equipment provided
  • Long-term permanent opportunity

This role would suit candidates currently working as:

Mechanical Supervisor, Mechanical Foreman, Mechanical Site Supervisor, Plumbing Supervisor, Mechanical Chargehand, Mechanical Working Foreman, Senior Mechanical Installer, Plumbing Foreman.

Next Steps

Please apply online today, or contact Rob at David Leslie Ltd for an informal and confidential discussion.

About David Leslie Ltd

David Leslie Ltd is a family-run construction recruitment consultancy with over 20 years experience connecting professionals and employers across the UK. Specialising in the Building, Fit-Out, and M&E Building Services sectors, our approach is built on trust, integrity, and long-term partnerships, ensuring both clients and candidates receive a service that is personal, transparent, and expertly delivered.


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