Critical Services Shift Technician
Our client is a leading global provider of integrated facilities and corporate real estate management. They are seeking a Critical Services Shift Technician with a mechanical bias, to join their team in London, supporting a major refurbishment project at Shoe Lane. This is a unique opportunity to be part of a critical phase in the project, contributing to commissioning and building mobilization.
Key Responsibilities
- Ensure Health & Safety and Permit to Work (PTW) systems are correctly administered.
- Maintain all building electrical systems and components in excellent working order.
- Conduct routine checks, tests, and record‑keeping using traditional methods and predictive maintenance tools.
- Maintain water systems in accordance with L8 legislation alongside the designated Water Treatment Engineer.
- Conduct regular site inspections of plant rooms and customer areas, identifying and rectifying defects.
- Liaise with and manage sub‑contractors effectively.
- Monitor and adjust environmental conditions (temperature, humidity, space) via the Integrated Facilities Network (IFN).
- Identify and implement solutions to improve building, plant, and system energy efficiency.
- Manage defects through the customer reporting system, ensuring timely resolution within SLA.
- Provide out‑of‑hours emergency call‑out support on a rota basis.
- Maintain accurate records and certification using the client’s Log Book System.
- Undertake initial Monday–Friday work for site familiarisation, training, and induction before transitioning to shift pattern.
Requirements
- Strong technical and fault‑finding skills in mechanical services.
- Educated to City & Guilds or HNC level.
- Excellent administrative and computer skills (Microsoft Office).
- Experience with BMS systems and business‑critical services (UPS, Generators, Comm Rooms).
- Strong communication, organisational, and problem‑solving abilities.
- Ability to work under own initiative and remain calm under pressure.
- Flexible regarding working hours and continental shift patterns.
- Mechanical installation apprenticeship or equivalent.
- Knowledge of 18th Edition IEE regs and HV training.
- Report writing and procedure documentation experience.
Core Competencies
- Exceptional customer focus and ability to build strong relationships.
- Analytical, proactive, and results‑driven approach.
- High level of personal integrity and ownership.
Location
London
How to Apply
Email Critical Services Shift Technician applicants must have the right to work in the UK and hold a full, clean driving licence.
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