CBW Staffing Solutions
Junior Shift Electrician

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Junior Shift Electrical Engineer - Edinburgh - Salary up to £39,000 DOE
CBW have a new opportunity to join a leading facilities company on a permanent basis covering a large static site based in Edinburgh. The successful candidate will be required to complete PPM's and Reactive based works and assisting with other building fabric works.
Hours of Work
- Rotating Shift Pattern
- Dayshift - 06:00 to 14:00
- Backshift - 14:00 to 22:00
- Nightshift - 22:00 to 06:00
Key Responsibilities
- Responsibility for electrical PPM, proactive and reactive works issued through the helpdesk within set time frames so that the customer expectations are exceeded.
- Responsibility for other types of building services maintenance to include basic fabric, HVAC, mechanical and related tasks.
- To provide callout response for the client as detailed on the callout rota.
- To undertake contractor control duties on behalf of the client, including monitoring of contractors and their workmanship, so that relevant standards are met. Issue of Permits to Work.
- All Planned Maintenance and Reactive tasks to be carried out to the highest standards and delivered within the requirements of the Service Level Agreements.
- Active involvement in day-to-day operation of the building services plant and equipment.
- Effective fault finding on building services plant and equipment.
- Carry out / assist in all minor new works including system installations and refurbishments as required.
- Coordination of sub-contractor activities.
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- Electrically qualified - City & Guilds Level 2&3
- City & Guilds - 18th Edition
- COSHH, IOSH, People Management (Desirable)
- Must be able to provide copies of your trade certificates
- A proven track record in commercial building maintenance
- Good communication skills
- Client Facing
- Full UK driving license
Salary & Benefits
- Salary up to £39,000 DOE
- On call one weekend in 8 (Driving License is essential)
- Call out min 8 hour paid at 1.5
- £100 Standby
- 25 days holiday + Bank Holidays
- Company Pension Scheme
- Excellent career progression opportunities
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