Electrical Bias Maintenance Engineer (Semi-Static)

• The Semi-Static Electrically Biased Maintenance Engineer will deliver planned preventative maintenance, reactive maintenance, fault finding and minor works across commercial building services systems. The role will be based primarily at an assigned site, with support provided to other client locations in and around London as operationally required.
• The role is electrically biased, with primary responsibility for the safe, compliant and effective maintenance of electrical installations, plant and associated equipment. The post holder will also support the wider Building Services Team by undertaking minor plumbing and building fabric works within their competence.
• The Engineer will help ensure that building services assets are maintained in a safe, compliant and serviceable condition, while meeting client requirements, statutory obligations, contractual standards and EWC safe systems of work.
• The role requires a flexible, customer-focused approach, including attendance at other London sites when operational support, cover, specialist knowledge or workload demands require it.

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• Support the wider Building Services Team with maintenance activities and operational requirements across assigned sites.
• Undertake minor plumbing maintenance within competence, including basic tap and fitting replacements, minor accessible leak repairs, clearing simple blockages and replacing consumable components.
• Undertake minor building fabric works within competence, such as basic patch repairs, adjustments, resealing, touch-up painting and minor fixture or fitting repairs.
• Assist other trades where reasonably required, while ensuring that electrical responsibilities remain the primary focus of the role.
• Escalate specialist, high-risk or out-of-scope works to the line manager and support the coordination of follow-on attendance.

• Record all completed work accurately and promptly within the CAFM or designated reporting system, including labour, materials, findings, test results and follow-on recommendations.
• Maintain site logbooks, asset records, permits, worksheets and supporting maintenance documentation to the required standard.
• Provide timely updates to the line manager and client representative where faults, delays, access issues or additional works may affect service delivery.
• Communicate professionally with site users and plan works to minimise disruption to client operations.
• Support the ordering, control and effective use of materials, consumables, tools and spare parts.
• Participate in toolbox talks, training, team briefings and continuous improvement activities.
• Provide day-to-day guidance to apprentices and foster a positive working environment.
• Represent EWC positively and professionally and uphold company values at all times.

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