Fabric Shift Engineer

Description

• Provide support to the wider Maintenance Team when called upon.
• To deliver a flexible, productive and efficient response in delivering a wide range of property and improvement work within specified timescales and to agreed standards.
• To provide an outstanding reactive and planned fabric maintenance service across the hospital site to ensure the building is kept in a safe and well-maintained state.
• Ensure all PPMs issued are completed thoroughly and on time
• Provide cover to support the Building Fabric Tradespersons when required.

Requirements

• Joinery biased repairs (this would include locks/ironmongery)
• Decorating experience.
• The Fabric Shift Engineer shall work within the Maintenance Team reporting to the Fabric Supervisor and The Building & Fabric Manager. The Fabric Shift Engineer shall be technically qualified in a trade discipline (carpentry, painting & decoration, light construction) and experienced in performing operational and maintenance duties in large building complexes. Previous experience of working on planned preventative maintenance (PPM) and reactive maintenance is essential.
• A knowledge of basic PPM tasks
• Appropriate City and Guilds Certificate and/or Craft Apprenticeship has received some training in Condition Based Maintenance, good knowledge of Health & Safety appertaining to maintenance in occupied premises. To have basic knowledge regarding building regulations, Fire door maintenance (preferred).
• The ideal candidate would be a multi-skilled tradesman with a bias towards joinery work, and an ability to rectify a variety of faults.

Benefits

Training + Development

Interview process

Visa Sponsorship

Security clearance