Mechanical Engineer

We are currently recruiting for a Mechanical Days Engineer to join a professional building services team working on a high-profile London contract. The role will suit a mechanically biased engineer with a strong commercial building services background and experience maintaining mechanical plant, heating, ventilation and public service systems. You will be responsible for planned and reactive maintenance, fault finding and repairs, while ensuring the site remains safe, compliant and fully operational. The Role Working as part of a technical engineering team, you will carry out planned preventative maintenance and reactive repairs across the site's mechanical infrastructure. This will include routine plant room checks, fault finding on HVAC systems, water treatment and general mechanical services. You will also support additional works and projects, including assisting with quotations, coordinating specialist contractors and ensuring works are completed safely and to the required standard. The role will involve: * Planned and reactive maintenance of mechanical building services and plant. * Fault finding across heating, ventilation and HVAC systems. * Routine plant room inspections and statutory maintenance checks. * Water treatment, sanitation and associated public service duties where required. * Supporting fit-outs, projects and additional works. * Supervising specialist subcontractors and ensuring compliance with RAMS and permit-to-work requirements. * Completing maintenance records, reports and relevant compliance documentation. * Participating in the emergency call-out rota and attending overtime when reasonably required. About You The successful candidate will have at least 2 years' experience within a mechanical building services environment, ideally within a commercial or critical environment. You should hold a recognised mechanical or plumbing qualification, such as a relevant apprenticeship, NVQ Level 3, HNC/HND or City & Guilds qualification. Strong knowledge of heating and ventilation systems, mechanical plant and general public services is essential. Experience with HVAC fault finding, water treatment and statutory compliance would also be advantageous. You will need to be comfortable working at heights and in confined spaces, whilst maintaining a professional approach when dealing with clients, contractors and colleagues. Training & Development Full site-specific training will be provided, including Health & Safety, asbestos awareness, COSHH, working at height, confined spaces, permit-to-work procedures and Legionella awareness. The successful candidate may also be trained and assessed for Authorised Person (AP) duties, with responsibility for issuing permits and supporting safe systems of work. If you're a Mechanical Engineer looking for a long-term opportunity within a professional building services environment, we'd be keen to hear from you