Moore Green Recruitment LTD
MECHANICAL CONTRACTS OFFICER

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Mechanical Contracts Officer
Mechanical Contract Officer required for a client side organisation in Coventry.
- Responsible for managing compliance assurance on a range of assets and systems, including but not limited to Landlords’ Gas Safety Certificates.
- Act as first point of contact for service colleagues and stakeholders to interpret and resolve complex infrastructure and technical problems on commercial HVAC systems.
- Responsible for appointing and managing a range of specialist contractors delivering mechanical engineering maintenance, ensuring that work is carried out in accordance with Group’s Health & Safety policies and to the Estates department approved standards.
- Lead on the development of commercial boiler maintenance schedules, ensuring compliance with recognised industry standards, health and safety legislation and delivering value for money.
- Identify and lead on improvement projects including the project management of in-house mechanical installation, refurbishment and upgrade projects, liaising and communicating with customers and key contacts to plan works to minimise disruption to operational activity.
- Collaborate with Project Team and other specialists within the Service and across the Group, in order to deliver integrity and consistency with service delivery.
- Be the department lead on witnessing and commissioning of mechanical systems on new build and refurbishment projects.
- Lead and contribute to business meetings, working groups and sub-committees at departmental and operational service levels.
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- Level 3, HNC in building services or commercial ACS qualification.
Location: Coventry
Salary: £35000 - £40000 per year
Job type: Permanent
Posted: 07/09/2022
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