Description

Key duties include operating and maintaining all MEP systems, leading planned, corrective and reactive maintenance, issuing permits‑to‑work, and ensuring compliance with method statements and risk assessments. The engineer will coordinate specialist vendor visits, provide backup shift coverage, maintain staffing levels, record work orders and spare usage, and deliver shift handover reports. Participation in weekly and quarterly team meetings, health‑and‑safety activities, and supply‑chain liaison for M&E components is also required. The role demands ownership of plant rooms, risk evaluation and escalation, continuous improvement of safe systems, completion of work orders to SFG20 standards, alarm escalation, and accurate documentation in the Corrigo CMMS.

• Operate, inspect and maintain all MEP assets within critical facilities, focusing on electrical systems.
• Lead planned, corrective and reactive maintenance tasks and issue permits‑to‑work.
• Coordinate specialist vendor visits, verify quality of work and communicate recommendations.
• Provide shift relief coverage, ensure staffing levels and cover opposite‑shift teammates.
• Accurately record completed work orders, spare usage and time in the Corrigo CMMS.
• Deliver comprehensive shift handover reports and attend weekly/quarterly team meetings.
• Conduct health‑and‑safety activities, including hazard reporting and toolbox talks.
• Liaise with supply chain to order M&E components for remedial works.
• Own plant‑room areas, maintain them to site standards and evaluate potential risks.
• Escalate alarm notifications per EMEA MEP procedures and ensure compliance with SFG20 standards.
• Apply continuous‑improvement initiatives to safe systems of work.

Requirements

JLL empowers you to shape a brighter way, combining world‑class services, advisory and technology to transform real estate for a better world. The company is committed to hiring the best talent, enabling them to thrive, grow meaningful careers and find a place where they belong. Whether you have deep experience in commercial real estate, skilled trades or technology, JLL invites you to join its team and help shape the future.

The Electrical Shift Engineer will join the engineering shift team in a critical facilities/data centre environment. The role requires extensive knowledge of MEP infrastructure and a primary focus on risk management, service quality and technical engineering capabilities, especially on the electrical side.

Candidates must have at least three years of experience in critical environments such as banking headquarters or data centres, and preferably hold an Authorised Person (HV/LV) qualification. A UK Level 3 Electrical/Mechanical Engineering qualification, the 18th Edition IET wiring and installation certification, and C&G 2391 or BS 7671 accreditation are desirable. Strong communication, leadership of small engineering teams, willingness to undertake specialist training, and attributes such as pro‑activity, integrity and punctuality are essential.

• Meet minimum 3 years experience in critical environments and hold Authorised Person (HV/LV) qualification.
• Possess UK Level 3 Electrical/Mechanical Engineering qualification and 18th Edition IET certification.
• Demonstrate strong communication, team leadership and commitment to training and professional development.

Benefits

Training + Development

Interview process

Visa Sponsorship

Security clearance