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Department: Norton Folgate
Location: London
Duties and Responsibilities:
- To carry out planned and reactive maintenance to all building plant, equipment, and systems to meet and exceed expectations, and agreed service level agreements.
- Completing building services tasks, including knowledge and user management of the following: BMS monitoring/management, fire alarm systems, pumps, FCUs (service and repairs), AHUs, and all other HVAC plant.
- Water Treatment – to have knowledge and understanding of ACOP L8 and carry out water treatment tasks.
- Ensure all reactive repairs are undertaken safely and within appropriate time scales
- Raising any hazards that arise on site from reporting to rectification.
- Working with site wide plant and equipment and maintaining our positive relationship with the Landlord team.
- Working as part of a site-based team.
- Support with investigation and rectification of any technical faults
- Liaise, and support in the supervision of our sub-contractors
- To understand the critical nature of this site and be confident in dealing with urgent tasks in a demanding environment.
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- Mechanical qualifications and basic understanding of overall building services
- L8 Awareness
- A helpful and professional approach with direct contact with the client on a weekly basis.
- To be available for regular and required out of hours work paid at the agreed overtime rate.
- To be part of a 1 in 4 call out rota.
- To be available for a minimum of 1x contracted Saturday per month for supervision of subcontractors and OOH PPM’s.
- Cannot currently be in a probation period.
- Willing to work 7am -1600 hrs shift & a 10am -1900hrs shift
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