WeMaintain
Escalator Engineer

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🌍 Who are we?
In 2017, after more than ten years in the lift industry across Europe and Asia, Benoît Dupont noticed a system stuck in its ways where speed takes priority over quality and frontline teams remain invisible.
With Jade Francine and Tristan Foureur, he founded WeMaintain to put technology, trust and people back at the heart of building maintenance. Their ambition: give technicians back their autonomy, rely on in-house IoT technology, and deliver a service designed for users and clients.
Based in Paris, London, Singapore and Hong Kong, we maintain lifts, escalators, automatic doors and fire safety systems. With 300+ employees, we combine on-the-ground expertise with data-driven management to deliver high-performing, transparent, and sustainable maintenance.
We don’t just maintain buildings. We transform how they’re operated.
👥 Why join us?
Because here, you don’t have to choose between autonomy and stability.
Large groups often offer stability, but little room to manoeuvre. Smaller organisations allow more freedom, but sometimes without clear direction.
At WeMaintain, we strike the right balance:
- Real autonomy, with modern tools and strong support
- A culture built on trust, transparency and respect
- Genuine opportunities for growth and internal mobility
- A team that values commitment, perseverance and the drive to make things happen
And our values guide us every day:
- Care: Working with respect and kindness, internally as well as with our customers
- Grit: Seeing things through, with high standards and determination
- Uniqueness: Daring to be yourself, sharing your ideas and challenging the status quo
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🔍 What Are We Looking For?
We are in search of a skilled Escalator Engineer who will play a critical role in our engineering department in London. This position is essential to ensure that escalator systems are safe, efficient, and reliable. As part of our team, you will work across various locations, supporting maintenance and new installations.
📈 Key Responsibilities
- Installation & Commissioning: Oversee and carry out the installation and commissioning of escalator systems, ensuring compliance with all safety and operational standards.
- Maintenance & Repair: Conduct routine inspections, preventive maintenance, and timely repairs to keep escalators functioning optimally.
- Troubleshooting: Diagnose mechanical and technical issues using diagnostic tools and propose effective solutions.
- Safety & Compliance: Ensure that all operations comply with safety regulations and internal policies.
- Documentation: Maintain accurate records of maintenance and repair activities to support reporting and compliance.
💰 Compensation
£56,000 annual salary + £6,000 annual bonus
👑 You Are the Right Person for Us If:
If you have the expertise and passion for escalator engineering, you might be the perfect fit. We encourage individuals with the following qualifications to apply:


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- 3+ years of fully qualified experience in escalator engineering or related vertical transportation systems.
- Relevant engineering qualifications, training and/or certifications.
- Dual-skilled engineers with experience in both lifts and escalators would be particularly beneficial.
- Proven ability to work independently and collaboratively in a fast-paced environment.
- Strong problem-solving skills and attention to detail.
- Excellent communication skills.
🌟 Exceptional Candidate Attributes
- Experience with smart building integration.
- Advanced certifications in escalator technology or systems.
- Familiarity with digital diagnostic tools.
📨 How to Apply?
We carefully read every application. Tell us who you are, what draws you to this role, and what you'd like to build with us.
What we value most is drive, curiosity, and potential — not a perfect resume.
To apply, just click the “Apply” button below and answer a few short questions. It’s quick and helps us get to know you better.
At WeMaintain, we celebrate diversity, encourage personal growth, and are committed to inclusivity, allowing everyone to thrive and innovate in their own unique way.
📋 Recruitment Process
- Initial Interview with the Engineering Manager and Senior Engineer.
- Technical Assessment to evaluate your engineering expertise.
- Final Interview to assess team fit and cultural alignment.
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