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Job Title: Fabric Engineer
Location: Tunbridge Wells
Job Type: Temporary (Potential to Go Permanent)
Start Date: 02/03/2026
Hours: 35 hours per week (Monday–Friday, 09:00–16:00)
Pay Rate: £22.16 per hour PAYE (£28.17 per hour Umbrella available)
About the Role
My client, a major FM business, is seeking an experienced Fabric Engineer to join our team on a temporary basis, with strong potential for a permanent position.
This role is based within a large, client-facing corporate office environment. You will be responsible for delivering both reactive and planned preventative maintenance (PPM) tasks within agreed SLAs, ensuring high standards of service delivery and compliance.
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Key Responsibilities
- Complete reactive and PPM work orders within SLA
- Carry out minor electrical works and general building maintenance
- Basic plumbing tasks (e.g., unblocking toilets)
- Painting and general fabric maintenance
- Supervise and sign in subcontractors on site
- Use a company-issued PDA and internal CAFM system to manage tasks
- Submit completed PPM documentation to the Technical Supervisor for system upload
- Ensure full compliance with QHSE policies, site inductions, and PPE requirements
- Maintain a professional and client-focused approach at all times


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Essential Skills & Experience
- Experience in commercial building maintenance
- Ability to complete both electrical and general maintenance tasks
- Experience working within a client-facing environment
- Strong understanding of health & safety compliance
- Ability to work independently and manage workload via CAFM systems
What We Offer
- Competitive PAYE rate of £22.16 per hour
- 35 hours per week
- Opportunity to transition into a permanent role
- Professional working environment within a well-established corporate site
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