Building Services Engineer

BGIS
London, England, United Kingdom
Full Time
On Site
Junior
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Professional Certificate
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Posted 3 months ago

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Job summary

The Building Services Maintenance Engineer maintains critical building systems, including mechanical and electrical systems such as HVAC, pumps, and fire systems. The role involves planned maintenance, reactive repairs, fault finding, supervising subcontractors, operating permit systems, and ensuring safety and compliance.

Responsibilities

Maintain critical building mechanical and electrical systems through planned maintenance and reactive repairs to ensure environmental conditions are met. Responsibilities include supervising subcontractors, managing the Permit to Work system, and monitoring building conditions via BMS.

Qualifications

Electrical Systems Fault Finding Fire Systems HVAC Maintenance Systems (e.g., Maximo) Mechanical Systems Permit to Work Pumps Risk Assessments Supervision

Candidates must possess a City & Guilds or NVQ level 3 qualification in an electrical or mechanical discipline and 17th Edition BS7671 certification. Essential experience in building services and electrical system maintenance is required.

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Company

BGIS
Facilities Services
Location
London, England, United Kingdom
Website
bgis.com

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