Job Title: Shift Electrical Maintenance Engineer

Location: London

Contract: Office

Salary: Up to £47,000 Per Annum

I am actively looking to recruit Shift Maintenance Engineers (Electrical Bias) for one of my building services contractor clients. To be successful in this role, you will need to be fully qualified in electrical installations, (C&G / NVQ or equivalent) at least 3+ years experience in similar roles, a client facing attitude and a good team player.

Duties:

PPMs & Reactive maintenance
Motors, Generators (on/off load tests), Shutdowns, Motors, AHUs, FCUs, VAVs, Sprinkler Systems, Pumps, Belts, Bearings, Seals, Water Treatment and BMS Operation
Carry out safe isolation of plants and systems in accordance with safety requirements.
Ensure corrective/repair works are carried out in accordance with regulations.
Endorse safe working practices, quality standards conformity and best practice methods.
Organizing, liaising with, and escorting subcontractors
Completing logbooks and RAMS
Raise and close jobs on PDA's as necessaryRequirements:

Fully qualified in either Electrical installations or Mechanical Engineering - C&G or NVQ or equivalent qualifications
At least 3 years experience prior within commercial maintenance
Client facing attitude
Minimum of 17th Edition / 18th Edition is desirable
Salary and Benefits:

£40,000 - £47,000 per annum
Continental shift pattern - 7am - 7pm
20 days annual leave entitlement
Internal progression
Additional training
Overtime readily available
Join one the largest UK's largest building service providers

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Candidates must be eligible to live and work in the UK.

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