CBRE
Maintenance Technician

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Multi-Skilled Engineer – London
CBRE Global Workplace Solutions is a market-leading provider of integrated facilities and corporate real estate management. We are seeking a Multi-Skilled Engineer to join our high-performing maintenance team in London, supporting plant, equipment, and building services across a busy commercial contract.
What You’ll Be Doing
- Carry out planned preventative maintenance and reactive repairs across building services, plant rooms, and site infrastructure.
- Maintain and support core FM systems including HVAC, AHUs, FCUs, pumps, motors, lighting, emergency lighting, small power, and general electrical systems.
- Complete routine statutory and compliance checks, ensuring all work is delivered safely and in line with site procedures.
- Respond to building-services faults, diagnose issues quickly, and complete first-time fixes where possible.
- Support minor plumbing, heating, ventilation, drainage, and fabric maintenance tasks as required.
- Work safely on low-voltage electrical systems, carrying out basic fault-finding, isolations, and repairs within competence.
- Use CAFM systems and mobile devices to receive, update, and close planned and reactive tasks accurately.
- Liaise with the client, site teams, and contractors to resolve maintenance issues and maintain a high standard of service delivery.
- Support permit-to-work processes, risk assessments, method statements, and contractor supervision where required.
- Act as a responsible and visible member of the engineering team, supporting wider FM operations and deputising for the Shift Leader when needed.
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- Recognised or time-served apprenticeship.
- Strong manufacturing or industrial maintenance experience.
- Electrical qualifications such as City & Guilds 236 Parts 1–2 or equivalent (17th Edition).
- Mechanical qualifications to City & Guilds or NVQ Level 2.
- Ability to fault-find across electrical, mechanical, hydraulic, and pneumatic systems.
- Experience with 3-phase motors, drives, and inverters.
- PLC diagnostic or repair capabilities (advantageous).
- Confident in supervising contractors and managing safety documentation.
Why Apply?
- Work with a global leader in technical FM.
- Highly varied engineering role with exposure to industrial machinery.
- Opportunities for development and career progression.
- Supportive engineering leadership and strong team culture.
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