Nightshift Maintenance Engineer

JOB SUMMARY

My client is currently seeking a Nightshift Maintenance Engineer to undertake PPM maintenance tasks and reactive tasks as directed by the Engineering Supervisor.

Work shift: 7pm to 7am, 4 on 4 off

Location: Canary Wharf

MAIN RESPONSIBILITIES

• The Nightshift Maintenance Engineer will be required to identify and diagnose faults and to carry out repairs, adjustments and other maintenance works as appropriate.
• To carry out the required routine servicing, repair or adjustment of plant or machinery in accordance with the planned maintenance schedule as tasked by the Engineering Supervisor
• To adopt a flexible approach in respect of other skills or trades to ensure the most cost effective completion of all tasks.
• To undertake other skilled tasks in which competence has been demonstrated.
• To monitor plant as tasked and to record data using the supplied documentation.
• To achieve the highest possible standard of plant and equipment efficiency by ensuring that each task is carried out in accordance with the set requirements and instructions.
• To assist in ensuring that all working areas are kept clean and tidy and all refuse and waste materials are removed as appropriate.
• To be thoroughly familiar and comply with the Company\’s \”Health & Safety\” policy and procedures and to immediately report any hazards or infringements to either the Building Services Manager or Engineering Supervisor.
• To action and complete time/task sheets on a daily basis in accordance with agreed procedures.
• To undertake other reasonable duties as requested by the Building Services Manager or Engineering Supervisor

PERSON SPECIFICATION

• In order to qualify for Night Shift Maintenance Engineer (shift worker) status the person must be working unsupervised on a regular night shift, continental shift or equivalent and will do so on an ongoing basis.
• Time served in a recognised electrical, electronic, or mechanical apprenticeship together with relevant City & Guilds, NVQ Level 3 or an equivalent qualification is essential.
• Previous experience in a multi-disciplined operations/maintenance team in a new technology building. Particular emphasis on working with minimum supervision.
• Previous experience on HVAC systems and chillers.

• Applicants will have successfully completed the following courses: (If the applicant is external, the courses must be successfully completed within the first six months of employment).
• Strategies for Personal Success (previously known as Key Manager Programme)
• IOSH Managing Safely
• C&G Water Treatment
• Relevant Emergency Procedures
• Insurance Impairment Procedures
• The successful applicant will be self starting and motivated to work under their own initiative.
• Ability to lead a small team as the responsible shift engineer and to provide instruction and advice in the absence of line supervisor.
• Institute of Electrical Electricians 18th Edition (if applicable).