At a Glance
- Tasks: Support cabinet operations with hands-on fabrication and installation tasks.
- Company: Join a leading company in the refrigeration industry focused on innovation.
- Benefits: Enjoy competitive pay, safety gear, and opportunities for professional growth.
- Other info: Great career progression and a chance to contribute to environmental efficiencies.
- Why this job: Make a tangible impact while working with cutting-edge technology in a dynamic environment.
- Qualifications: Experience in fabrication and a commitment to safety and compliance.
The predicted salary is between 31500 - 38500 £ per year.
The role of a fabrication engineer requires the ability to undertake numerous tasks to support the cabinet operation.
Spare Parts control, to support present and new customers Night blind fitting Evaporator fitting, both manufacturers and bespoke Full store removal Case moves for as per program of works Case refurbishment LED light works.
End wall supply and fitting.
Trim heaters Fans replacements Bumper replenishment Door handles Temporary cabinets Door seals Glazes Light diffusers and clips Manufacture and fitting of bespoke replacement panels and parts.
Waste Management Cabinet Hire support Energy Works Cabinet installation as per program of works Compliance Ensure that all relevant company and legislative policies and best practices are adhered to and maintained at all times.
Inform the relevant Manager of non-conformances and ensure that corrective action is taken.
Carry out site specific Risk Assessments to ensure all safety procedures are taken into account and in place prior to works. (These are to be sent back to branch on a monthly basis).
Near miss reporting and accident logging, in the event of either, they must be reported to the branch QSHE Co-ordinator.
Ensuring PPE is fit for purpose and worn at all times whilst carrying out the installation.
Any requirement for new PPE will be supplied via the Branch.
Keep all PAT testing of electrical equipment up to date, if items are due for renewal the Branch QSHE Co-ordinator must be informed; PAT tests will then be arranged.
Carry out Van inspection for a minimum of twice a year; these will be scheduled in by the Branch QSHE co-ordinator.
Calibration of gauges and equipment - all equipment must be calibrated and certificated; this must be kept up to date and in date prior to any use.
If tooling is out of calibration, make the Branch Coordinator aware.
From there the relevant actions will be taken. (A copy of the certificate must be sent to the Branch and in turn a copy kept with the engineer).
Keep all Integral standard Risk Assessments and Task Procedures in a file in the van at all times with copies of all training certification.
Keep copies of all pressure test regulation and customer specific pressure test details; this will include copies of all pressure test certificates.
Responsible for completing the pressure test certificate upon completion of testing and issue to the branch on a weekly basis.
Ensure compliance with all procedures throughout within your remit.
To ensure Refrigeration industry codes and standards are upheld.
To comply with Integrals environmental policies and putting forward new ideas for improving environmental efficiencies.
Adhere to Group H&S procedures with due regard for business constraints and efficiency.
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Mobile Fabric Engineer in Coventry employer: Integral UK
As a Mobile Electrical Engineer with us, you'll join a dynamic team that values initiative and proactive problem-solving in a supportive work environment. We offer competitive benefits, ongoing training opportunities for professional development, and a culture that prioritises safety and teamwork, all while serving a diverse range of commercial clients across Nottingham, Birmingham, and Coventry. Our commitment to employee growth and a flexible working approach ensures that you can thrive both personally and professionally in this rewarding role.
