Claibon Recruitment
Building Technician

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Job Title: Experienced Building Technician
Location: Stratford, London, E20
Salary: £41,194 per annum
Working Hours: Monday to Friday, 8am to 5pm with one hour break unpaid
Main Duties:
- Ensuring health & safety regulations and safe working practices are in place
- Carrying out mechanical and electrical inspections of all internal common areas
- Complying with all relevant health and safety legislation and procedures
- Ensuring that any handymen are compliant in carrying out maintenance work undertaken when co-working
- Undertaking repair and reactive, planned, and preventative maintenance work
- Assisting in the operation and maintenance of mechanical systems, such as plumbing, heating, ventilating, air conditioning, etc.
- Performing minor plumbing maintenance (e.g., replacement or repair of drains, leaks, unclogging of drains)
- Assisting with maintenance equipment warranties and maintenance agreements for machinery and equipment
- Ensuring all necessary paperwork is completed accurately and in a timely manner
- Checking common area fire detection systems
- Liaising with emergency services or the fire detection service provider as required
- Reacting in accordance with emergency response plans for water leaks, power failures, and other such incidents, including escalation to service providers and emergency services as required
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Requirements:
- Strong customer services focus based on service excellence
- At least two years’ previous experience as a Building Technician
- Excellent command of the English language and the ability to write reports
- Polite, courteous with a smart and clean appearance
- Available for work out of hours including weekends if necessary
- Good understanding and working knowledge of Health & Safety
- 18th Edition Electrical certification
- Experience with using CCTV, access control, and fire systems
- HND/HNC/NVQ Level 2, City & Guilds, recognised apprenticeship, or equivalent in a Building or technical discipline


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