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Mobile Maintenance Electrician

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Job Title: Mobile Maintenance Electrician
Location: Central London
Pay Range/details: £44,576.70 per annum (salary including on call standby 1:4)
Contract Type: Permanent
Omega are supporting a leading facilities management provider in the recruitment of an experienced Maintenance Electrician to join the team to work on a leading supermarket contracts. The role will involve maintaining and repairing a range of electrical, mechanical plant and equipment in retail outlets, undertaking regular planned store visits to complete reactive, PPMs and minor repairs as requested by the customer (including non-electrical).
Key Responsibilities - Mobile Maintenance Electrician
- Complete the Planned Preventative Maintenance (PPM) schedule within agreed timescales and to ensure all necessary paperwork is completed accurately.
- Deliver reactive and planned catering and bakery equipment maintenance.
- Conduct emergency lighting and fire alarm tests and repairs.
- Complete general repairs and maintenance to customer sites.
- Identify non-repairable faults in plant and machinery and promptly advise the Line Manager of findings, with recommendations regarding suitable replacement.
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Qualifications & Requirements - Mobile Maintenance Electrician
- NVQ Level 3/City and guilds 236 Part 1 + 2 or equivalent in electrical installation or maintenance.
- City and Guilds 18th Edition.
- AM2 / 2391.
What we can offer - Mobile Maintenance Electrician
- £39,093.85 per annum (including standby 1:4) + overtime + travel time.
- Travel time paid after half hour each way.
- OT paid at 1.5x Mon - Fri / 2x Sat-Sun.
- Company pension scheme (matched up to 5%).
- Private healthcare (BUPA).
- Various employee discount schemes.


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For more information on this role, please contact Michael Farrell on 01453 829768 or send a copy of your CV to
Candidates who are currently a Mobile Maintenance Electrician, Building Services Engineer, Commercial Electrician, or Multiskilled Maintenance Engineer may be suitable for this position.
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Omega is acting as an Employment Agency in relation to this vacancy. Omega does not charge candidates any recruitment or job-seeking fees at any stage of the hiring process.
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