Service Engineer

The role

You'll represent our client on customer sites and keep laboratory fume cupboards, safety cabinets and extract systems safe, compliant and reliable. The work is varied: you could be at a secondary school one day and a university research lab or hospital the next.

What you'll be doing

• Carrying out planned servicing and COSHH Regulation 9 / LEV examinations on fume cupboards, recirculatory filtration cabinets and safety cabinets
• Doing performance testing such as face velocity and containment checks, and recording the results accurately
• Finding and fixing mechanical, electrical and airflow faults, including fans, controls, alarms, sashes and ductwork
• Replacing filters and parts, and carrying out remedial work
• Helping install and commission new equipment on lab projects
• Producing clear service reports and compliance certificates
• Following site safety rules, including permits, risk assessments and method statements
• Giving customers practical advice and spotting opportunities for upgrades or replacements

What our client is looking for

• A background as a field service engineer, maintenance engineer or HVAC/ventilation engineer, or in a similar technical role
• Sound mechanical and electrical fault-finding skills
• An understanding of airflow, extraction or LEV systems, or a willingness to learn (full training is provided)
• Confidence working on your own, managing your day and talking to customers professionally
• Good attention to detail when testing and writing reports
• A full UK driving licence

Nice to have

• Experience with fume cupboards, safety cabinets or laboratory equipment
• Knowledge of BS EN 14175 or COSHH LEV testing, or a P601 qualification
• An electrical qualification, such as City & Guilds or NVQ Level 3
• CSCS card or SSSTS
• Experience working in schools, universities, healthcare or lab environments (DBS check required)

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