Resident Lift Callout & Service Engineer (Engineering)
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TL;DR
Resident Lift Callout & Service Engineer (Engineering): Servicing and maintaining major client lift systems across Central London sites with an accent on emergency breakdown response and safety compliance. Focus on identifying and rectifying faults in traction and hydraulic equipment, conducting risk assessments, and managing site-specific technical workloads.
Location: Onsite in London, UK
Company
is a global leader in the elevator industry, providing comprehensive mobility solutions.
What you will do
- Respond to emergency breakdowns, identify faults, and perform necessary repairs.
- Conduct regular servicing and maintenance of lifts across four major Central London sites.
- Execute safety checks and detailed risk assessments to ensure compliance.
- Manage van stock and order required parts through the supply chain.
- Complete digital administrative documentation via tablet in accordance with company policies.
Requirements
- NVQ3 in Lift Engineering or equivalent qualifications.
- Full UK Driving License with the ability to travel between sites.
- Strong working knowledge of major 3rd party traction and hydraulic equipment.
- Effective verbal and written communication skills.
- Commitment to health and safety (H&S) regulations in the workplace.
Culture & Benefits
- 34 days of holiday, including bank holidays.
- Attractive company pension scheme and Life Assurance (4x annual salary).
- Health cash plan covering dental, optical, and physiotherapy.
- Subsidised gym membership and free premium health and wellbeing apps.
- Multiple salary sacrifice options, including electric cars and Cycle2Work.
- Industry-leading enhanced maternity and paternity provision.
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