Invictus Group
Maintenance Technician

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Maintenance Technician – Loughton – £41,000+ Total Package – Mon to Fri, 35-Hour Week
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An excellent opportunity for a Maintenance Technician to join a major client direct organisation in Loughton.
This is a permanent in-house position offering a 35-hour working week, excellent overall package, extensive technical training and long-term career progression. The role is ideally suited to an electrically biased engineer, although mechanically biased engineers with good M&E building services experience will also be considered.
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What You'll Be Doing
- Carrying out planned preventative maintenance across M&E building services
- Responding to reactive faults and breakdowns
- Electrical fault finding and general electrical maintenance
- Supporting mechanical building services maintenance
- Working across lighting, power, plant and associated building systems
- Carrying out routine plant room inspections
- Supporting HVAC and mechanical equipment
- Identifying faults and completing remedial works
- Liaising with specialist contractors where required
- Completing maintenance records and job updates
- Participating in an occasional callout rota
- Working as part of an established in-house engineering team


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What We're Looking For
- Electrical bias ideally, although mechanically biased engineers will be considered
- Relevant Electrical, Mechanical or Building Services qualification
- Commercial M&E facilities maintenance experience
- Good practical fault finding ability
- Keen to undertake further technical training
Benefits
- 26 days annual leave
- Option to purchase additional annual leave
- Excellent pension package
- Private healthcare
- Life assurance
- Season ticket loan
- Regular salary reviews
- Excellent long-term progression
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