Electrical Maintenance Engineer - £47,500 - Liverpool Street in London)

Electrical Maintenance Engineer - £47,500 - Liverpool Street

Location:Liverpool Street

Salary:£47,500 + Plenty of Overtime

Hours –Monday to Friday Days 8AM – 5PM

An exciting opportunity to join an established building services company based in London Liverpool Street has arisen! My client are currently recruiting for an Electrical Maintenance Engineers to be based in a commercial office located near London Liverpool Street. The candidate will be rewarded with a fantastic package including a £47,500 salary, clear progression path, overtime, pension, and career stability.

With this company, it is common ground for them to offer clear routes for progression from within and supporting employees with aims for progression. These reasons and more should give you an understanding to why this company has the reputation it has for retaining staff. In return you will be well looked after by a traditional manager who values his workforce.

Duties:

- Carrying out daily PPM and Reactive Maintenance tasks

- Carrying out daily emergency callout tasks

- All Electrical work including lighting, wiring, testing, alarm systems, BMS and lighting systems.

- Will be required to carry duties on toilets, drainage, tiling and sinks.

- Engineers must be able to demonstrate appropriate knowledge of AHU, FCU, UPS, Generators, LV systems, which will include the ability to fault find.

- HVAC plant

- Water treatment

Requirements:

- Trade trained with ideally 3 years\' experience in the building services

- City & Guilds Qualified Electrical Level 3 equivalent

- Has the will and desire to succeed and learn

- Good building services knowledge

Package:

- 25 Days Holiday + Bank Holidays

- Pension Scheme

- Healthcare

- First class Training

- Excellent People Culture

- Fantastic Progression opportunities

#J-18808-Ljbffr Salary: GBP 38000 - 66000 per year Experience: 3 years required
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