Mobile Mechanical & Electrical Building Services Engineer

Tech-People
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4 months ago
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Mobile Mechanical & Electrical Building Services Engineer

A leading building services maintenance contractor has a key requirement for a Mobile M&E Building Services Engineer across several large commercial properties along the M4/M40. The role involves carrying out maintenance and repairs on electrical building systems.


Responsibilities

  • Perform PPMs and reactive breakdowns on electrical and mechanical plant, emergency lighting checks, battery drain downs, lamping and small remedial works on electrical power.
  • Perform PPMs and reactive breakdowns on AHUs and FCUs.
  • Cover sites along the M4/M40.

Compensation and Benefits

  • Base salary of up to £39,000 (dependent on experience), plus van and call-out package.
  • Benefit from 1 in 20 call-outs – paid at £100 with a minimum of 4-hour paid if called out.

Qualifications and Requirements

  • An electrical or mechanical qualification is an advantage.
  • Experience and knowledge in building services is a must.
  • A full UK driving licence.
  • Live within commutable distance from the M4/M40.

Contact

Please contact Nikki from Tech‑People on (phone number removed). Tech‑People is a leading recruitment business and agency within M&E and HVAC.


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We are committed to attracting and providing a diverse workforce that reflects the communities in which our clients and stakeholders operate, helping to facilitate an environment that enables everyone to fulfil their potential.


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