Cibes Lift UK
Lead Platform Lift Installation Enginer

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Purpose of the role:
To provide leadership of a platform lift installation team including training and development of a support/trainee Engineer – this will be at locations throughout the United Kingdom (incl. The Channel Islands).
Main Responsibilities:
- Complete successful installation and commissioning of lifts on time, safely, and with excellent cost control.
- Support servicing and breakdown of lifts when required, being flexible in line with business needs.
- Be willing to occasionally carry out overtime works, in line with business needs or urgent customer requirements.
- Undertake Installations as scheduled by the office ensuring that deadlines are met, and the work is satisfactory for commissioning.
- Carry out lift maintenance and service of the units as required.
- Contribute innovative suggestions and ideas that will enable the business to develop and grow.
- Provide internal training to colleagues and business partners in connection to lift installation, maintenance and Cibes products to increase the internal skills and knowledge base.
- Providing technical support to internal and external clients.
- Additional/different responsibilities in line with the position on occasion.
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Skills & Knowledge required:
- Full driving licence.
- Lift industry experience
- CSCS card.
- Working at height trained.
- Manual handling trained.
- Asbestos awareness trained.
- PASMA SSSTS
- Experience in platform lifts / or similar.
- NVQ Level 2 – Platform Lift Installation (or similar Lift/Engineering NVQ).
- Experience with safe electrical works.


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