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Mechanical Technician

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Job Title: MultiSkilled Mechanical biased Engineer

CBRE Global Workplace Solutions, leading global provider of integrated facilities and corporate real estate management, are recruiting a Multi Skilled Mechanical biased Engineer to join the team located in London.

The role will be to provide an effective planned and reactive mechanical and multi-skilled maintenance/repairs to a client’s site. To complete processes and procedures to ensure both Business/client satisfaction and perception. Ensure site compliance with local legislations and provide planned and reactive maintenance to site assets. Build close working relationships with key stakeholders to ensure smooth service delivery above expectations. Provide support and assistance to Account Manager with all aspects of the contract delivery manage key suppliers to ensure a professional delivery is achieved and all works are conducted professionally. Occasional cover on CBRE contracts to assist with staffing levels will be required within the role.

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