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Assurance Field Engineer

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Assurance Field Engineer – HS2
Location: London – HS2 SCS Project
Employment: Full-Time Contract
We are looking for an experienced Assurance Field Engineer to join a HS2 SCS project team.
You will play a key role in ensuring MEPH installations are inspected, verified and fully assured in line with HS2 standards, project requirements and industry standards.
Key Responsibilities
- Inspect delivered materials and verify compliance, condition and traceability
- Complete digital ITP check sheets using Asite
- Author and execute Inspection & Test Records (IRNs)
- Inspect and verify mechanical installations against drawings and specifications
- Identify, record and manage defects and non-conformances
- Take ownership of snagging and close-out activities
- Support assurance documentation, S/QRPs and handover records
- Liaise with construction teams, system engineers, QA/QC teams and client representatives
- Support progressive assurance across multiple work fronts
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Requirements
- Mechanical/Electrical installation qualification (NVQ, City & Guilds or equivalent)
- Experience in MEP installation inspection or field assurance
- Strong understanding of ITPs, IRNs and construction assurance
- Ability to read drawings, specifications and technical documentation
- Experience using Asite or similar digital QA systems
- Experience with inspection, testing and quality verification
- Strong attention to detail and excellent record-keeping skills
- Ability to work independently and effectively within site teams


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Desirable
- HNC/HND in Engineering or related discipline
- QA/QC or inspection qualifications
- Experience on HS2, Crossrail or other major infrastructure projects
- Knowledge of S/QRP and handover documentation
- Experience with MEPH systems and interfaces
- Experience supporting completions and handover
If you have strong MEP assurance, inspection and quality experience and want to work on one of the UK's largest infrastructure projects, we'd like to hear from you.
Apply now or get in touch for more information.
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