NEOS Engineering Recruitment
Maintenance Engineer

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Maintenance Engineer – CHP
Greater London – NE
£36,000 to £45,000
Neos are proud to be working with a thriving business with over 40 years in the standby power and energy efficiency markets. You would be part of a team of around 100 staff under a family management structure which has high standards of both performance and ethics. They are a nationwide company with plenty of room for progression.
The Role
Travelling all-round the UK, using your engineering and computer skills to carry out routine servicing work on a range of CHP’s in the range of 30kW – 500kW. This will be a mixture of scheduled service work and reactive work where you would be the first-responder to a breakdown on site.
- You’ll travel around the UK in your company provided vehicle carrying out a mixture of scheduled service work and reactive work which may involve overnight stays, so a flexible approach to working patterns is required.
- This role is a fantastic balance of working independently with the backup of a strong support team in the office to enable you to fulfil your role.
- You will be part of our wider technical support team that supports both internal colleagues and external customers with a can-do approach.
Other requirements for the role include though are not limited to:
- Ensure that you fully understand the customer’s requirements are prior to visiting site
- Create effective relationships within the Service team and the wider organisation
- Provide technical support to colleagues and be part of the wider technical support team that supports our customers
- Provide detailed Site Reports to the required standard that among other things highlight actions which may need to be taken and seek opportunities for improvement
- Maintain regular communications with the Service Team
- Behave at all times in a manner that is in keeping with the responsibility of the position, and be a brand ambassador of Shenton Group
- Diligence at all times in protecting Shenton Group’s commercial and warranty liabilities
- While on site observe health and safety at work procedures and complete required Risk Assessments
- When necessary support with customer and internal training activities to help educate customer and colleagues in the correct operation and maintenance of equipment
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Key Skills and experience
- Minimum of 3 years relevant experience as a CHP service engineer, or similar role.
- Strong practical knowledge of LTHW hot water systems, including practical experience of pumps, inverter drives, flow rates, delta T, boiler operations, and associated BMS controls
- Strong practical electrical engineering knowledge of LV power generation and distribution systems
- Practical knowledge of high level software based control systems such as Comap.
- Knowledge of Web Supervisor, Inteli Monitor, Lite Edit, TEM, TPEM
- MWM Trained
- Ability to work with complex equipment such as flue gas analysers, digital water flow and temperature profiling devices.
- Positive mental attitude
- Self-motivated and trustworthy
- Good customer liaison skills
- Strong sense of responsibility
- Excellent verbal and written communication skills.
- Happy with high mileage driving, and working away from home
- Ability to think on your feet, and function effectively in a fast-moving business
- Flexible approach to work


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Experience and Qualifications
Essential
- Mechanical or Electrical Engineering qualification
- IEE 18th Edition Qualified
- IT skills, fluent with Outlook, Excel and Word. Practical experience of using laptop based bespoke engine system analysis and control programmes such as Comap PC Suite / DSE Configuration Suite.
Desirable
- MWM Training
- Gas Safe qualification
- IT/Broadband Network knowledge
- Mechanical or Electrical Engineering qualification
- IEE 18th Edition Qualified
Benefits
- Enhanced pension scheme
- Overtime pay, staying away allowance
- Life cover
- Health & Wellbeing App
- Statutory pension
- 25 days holiday increasing through company loyalty program
- Relevant training
- Option of private use of vehicle
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