Mechanical Engineer

Mechanical Engineer
Liverpool Street, City of London
£50,000 - £52,500
We're currently recruiting for a well experienced Mechanical Maintenance Engineer to join our client on a brand new site based in Liverpool Street! This is a great opportunity if you're looking to work on a brand new contract, work alongside well experienced M&E engineers, and to be part of a highly renowned company within the building services sector.
As an Mechanical Maintenance Engineer, you will carry out PPM and reactive maintenance across mechanical systems on site, troubleshoot / fault find, diagnose faults, respond to emergencies and client requests, update site logbooks and report into the Engineering Manager.
This is a static position, starting off working Monday - Friday, before moving onto a 4 on / 4 off day shift pattern (7am - 7pm, no nights).
Mechanical Maintenance Engineer Duties:

• Carry out planned preventative maintenance (PPM) and reactive repairs
• Diagnose and resolve electrical faults
• Work with single-phase and three-phase electrical systems
• Maintain emergency lighting and fire alarm systems
• Perform basic water treatment duties
• Service and maintain distribution boards, motors, pumps, bearings, and seals
• Maintain HVAC systems, including AHUs, FCUs, VRVs, and VRFs
• Replace filters and belts as required
• Undertake general building fabric maintenance tasks

Mechanical Maintenance Engineer Requirements:

• Fully qualified in a mechanical related subject(C&G, NVQ, EAL, or equivalent)
• At least 5 years experience within commercial property maintenance
• Strong communication skills
• Apprentice trained - Not essential but desirable

Salary and Package:

• £50,000 - £55,000 per annum
• Private health and dental care
• 25 days of annual leave + Bank holidays
• Company pension scheme
• Additional training
• Internal progression
• Overtime available

If you're interested in this Mechanical Maintenance Engineer role, apply today!
Posted by Alex Clark

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