Marlin Lift Services Ltd
Lift Engineer

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Company Description
Marlin Lift Services Ltd is a highly skilled, family-based lift engineering company serving customers throughout the UK. The team is known for being friendly, honest, and reliable, with a strong focus on customer satisfaction and strict safety standards. The company provides a full range of lift services, including repairs, installations, refurbishments, routine maintenance, servicing, and statutory LOLER inspections on all lifting equipment. Marlin Lift Services Ltd works with a wide variety of lift manufacturers, such as Otis, Thyssen, Schindler, Kone, and others. Applicants can expect to join an experienced engineering team that values quality workmanship and professional integrity.
Role Description
This is a full-time Lift Engineer role based in the London Area, United Kingdom, with a hybrid working arrangement allowing some work from home where appropriate. The Lift Engineer will carry out routine maintenance, fault diagnosis, and repair of a range of lifting equipment and lift systems across multiple sites. Day-to-day responsibilities include:
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- Performing inspections in line with LOLER and company standards
- Completing accurate service reports
- Ensuring all work is compliant with relevant health and safety regulations
- Supporting lift installations and refurbishments
- Coordinating with colleagues and supervisors to plan work
- Communicating clearly with customers on findings, timelines, and recommendations


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The Lift Engineer is expected to deliver reliable, high-quality service, uphold safety and performance standards, and contribute to continuous improvement across the engineering team.
Qualifications
- Strong technical skills in lifting equipment and lift systems, including experience with maintenance, repair, and inspection of a range of manufacturers
- Proven maintenance & repair skills, including fault-finding, troubleshooting, and completing scheduled and reactive work efficiently and safely
- Effective communication and customer service skills, with the ability to explain technical issues clearly, manage customer expectations, and build professional relationships
- Solid health & safety knowledge, including familiarity with LOLER regulations, risk assessments, and safe working practices on-site and at height
- Ideally, a relevant engineering qualification or apprenticeship in lift engineering, mechanical, or electrical disciplines, along with a valid UK driving license
- Ability to work independently and as part of a team, strong problem-solving skills, good time management, and willingness to participate in an out-of-hours call-out rota if required
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