Job Title: Engineering Supervisor / Technical LeadLocation: South London Contract: Monday - Friday: 8am - 5pmSalary: 58,000The OpportunityWe are seeking an accomplished Engineering Supervisor to take operational ownership of hard FM services across a premier, high-footfall campus estate in South London. Key Responsibilities1. Engineering Governance & Statutory ComplianceTechnical Compliance Ownership: Guarantee 100% statutory technical compliance across all mechanical, electrical, and public health (MEP) infrastructure in strict accordance with current HSE legislation, CIBSE guidance, and industry-recognised standards.Safe Systems of Work (SSoW) & AP/CP Regimes: Oversee and audit the contract's Safe Systems of Work, managing or acting within Authorised Person (AP) / Competent Person (CP) appointments across critical site disciplines (including High & Low Voltage Electrical Safety, Complex HVAC & Ventilation, Water Hygiene / Legionella control, and Pressure Systems).Audit & Inspection Readiness: Maintain comprehensive, audit-ready physical and digital logbooks to ensure the estate consistently surpasses internal, client, and external statutory governance audits2. Operational Maintenance Delivery & Plant ResilienceService Delivery Governance: Direct the execution of Planned Preventative Maintenance (PPM) programmes and rapid-response reactive work orders via the CAFM system, ensuring strict adherence to contractual KPIs and high-priority SLAs.Critical Plant Uptime: Oversee the continuous reliability and maintenance regimes of business-critical central plant, including boiler houses, dual-fuel standby generators, UPS topologies, complex air handling units (AHUs), pumping stations, and central chiller networks.3. Client Partnership & Stakeholder DiplomacyTrusted Technical Ambassador: Act as a daily, visible technical partner to Client Estates Directors, Facilities Leads, and operational department heads.Performance Reporting: Lead scheduled technical and operational review meetings, presenting clear, data-driven updates on asset performance, statutory compliance metrics, and forward lifecycle risks.4. People Leadership & Subcontractor GovernanceWorkforce Mentorship: Lead, coach, and motivate a multi-disciplinary resident workforce comprising Shift Engineers, Maintenance Craftspeople, and technical administrative staff.Supply Chain Governance: Procure, induct, and performance-audit specialist third-party maintenance contractors, ensuring all works conform strictly to site access protocols, RAMS, and Permit to Work (PTW) controls.What We Are Looking ForExperience & Background:Critical Infrastructure Track Record: Proven operational supervisory experience within a high-spec corporate campus, critical engineering facility, higher education estate, or complex multi-building environment.Statutory Depth: Comprehensive working knowledge of statutory building regulations, British Standards, Safe Systems of Work, and SFG20 maintenance regimes.Team Leadership: Demonstrable success in directing, mentoring, and developing resident engineering teams while embedding an uncompromising safety culture.Qualifications & Certifications:Technical Foundation: Formal engineering apprenticeship with NVQ Level 3 / City & Guilds equivalent in Mechanical, Electrical, or Building Services Engineering (HNC, HND, or BEng degree preferred).Technical Accreditations: Current or prior appointment as an Authorised Person (AP) in a critical discipline (e.g., LV/HV Electrical, Ventilation, Water, or Pressure Systems) is highly advantageous.What We OfferWe offer a market-leading remuneration package designed to reward your technical leadership and support your ongoing professional growth:Competitive Base Salary: Top-tier supervisory salary reflecting technical governance accountability, complemented by premium overtime opportunities.Annual Leave: 25+ days annual leave plus UK public
Engineering Supervisor in Kennington employer: Randstad
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