Boden Group
Fabric Engineer

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Job Opportunity: Fabric Engineer
Location
Oxford
Contract
Temporary contract (up to 6 months)
Hours
Monday to Friday, 8:00am – 4:00pm
About the Role
Are you an experienced Fabric Engineer looking for a temporary contract opportunity within a busy facilities environment? A leading organisation is seeking a skilled and reliable Fabric Engineer to support planned and reactive maintenance across their site.
As a Fabric Engineer, You Will
- Carry out general fabric maintenance and building repairs across the site.
- Complete general carpentry repairs including doors, locks, fixtures, fittings, and minor joinery works.
- Perform planned preventative maintenance (PPM) checks and ensure tasks are completed safely and efficiently.
- Carry out routine compliance checks, including emergency lighting (EML) inspections and fire alarm checks.
- Respond to reactive maintenance requests and complete repairs in a timely manner.
- Undertake general facilities maintenance tasks, including plumbing-related issues such as unblocking toilets and minor repairs.
- Identify faults, report issues, and assist with maintaining a safe working environment.
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To Be Successful In This Role, You Will Have
- Previous experience working as a Fabric Engineer, Maintenance Engineer, Handyperson, or similar role.
- Strong practical skills across general building maintenance.
- Experience with carpentry, basic plumbing, and general repairs.
- Knowledge of PPM processes and compliance checks.
- A strong understanding of health & safety within a facilities environment.


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What’s in it for you?
- Temporary contract opportunity for up to 6 months.
- Monday to Friday working hours (8:00am – 4:00pm).
- Opportunity to work within a professional facilities management environment.
- Varied role covering planned and reactive maintenance.
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