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Assist in the operational delivery for site activity
To undertake any reasonable duties to maintain all services to the NHS client
Provide management support to stakeholders such as University Hospitals Birmingham and Birmingham and Solihull Mental Health Foundation Trusts where instructed/required
To carry out all works in compliance with Equans KPIs
Manage individually assigned work effectively to ensure site performance via use of CAFM systems and other digital-based management tools is accurate when reviewed by management
Achieve, manage and maintain AP/CP appointments in disciplines as requested by estates management team to support the contract where required and appropriate
To be conversant with and work to the current regulations, codes of practice, Health and Safety regulations (CDM), HTMs, and all safety rules both Equans and Statutory
Interpret and work from all instructions, drawings and specifications, without supervision.
Set up New Work appropriate to his/her own trade using relevant tools, equipment and machinery, as appropriate to his/her grade.
To manage workshops and working environment in a clean, tidy and safe condition.
Response and Rectification times are met, and repairs are undertaken diligently, with due care and without undue delay. Where there is risk of failure to achieve SLAs swiftly intervene and resolve via recall to work procedure for emergency repairs as required
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StrongYour economics background and your summer at a regional bank line up with what PwC looks for on the consulting scheme. Applications close in four weeks.
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To ensure that immediate corrective action is taken in the event of emergencies, so that the Trusts/client needs are met, to avoid danger to people, property, and service provision.
Requirement to learn new techniques with training as necessary.
Scope of work will include entering Mortuary, ITUs, A and E admissions, Operating Theatres etc after reporting to Trust Staff. Occasional exposure to distressing or emotional circumstances could be encountered.
Ensure that plant and equipment data and information is delivered in an accurate and timely manner to enable accurate Condition Surveys and assist in the subsequent Lifecycle Planning as required.
Carry out work in line with any reasonable management instruction.
Required
Qualifications or Required Experience:
- Indentured apprenticeship or equivalent training.
- Healthcare and/or Healthcare PFI experience
- City and Guilds (or equivalent) trade related qualifications with some examples listed below.
Mechanical
- City and Guilds Mechanical Engineering Level 2 and 3
- City and Guilds Pipefitting and Plumbing Level 2 and 3
- City and Guilds Plumbing Level 2 and 3
- Relevant City and Guilds Mechanical Qualifications


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Electrical
- Electrical Installation: Approved apprenticeship with either:
- City and Guild 236 Part 1, 2 and 3 Parts A, B, C
- City and Guilds 2360 Parts 1, 2, 3
- City and Guilds 2330 Level 2, Level 3, (Level 4: desirable)
- City and Guilds 2560 (2357): Diploma
- 18th Edition of the Wiring Regulations (BS 7671: 2018 Amendment)
- City and Guilds 2394 Testing and Inspection Certification
- City and Guilds 2395 Testing and Inspection Certification
Desirable
- ONC or National Certificate in relevant area
- HNC/HND in a relevant area
- HTM:02 Authorised Persons for Medical Gas Pipelines Systems (MGPS)
- HTM:03 Authorised Persons for specialist Ventilation Systems
- HTM:06:(02)(03) Authorised Persons for LV and/or HV
- Minimum of five years of LV Knowledge and Experience
- Minimum of five years of HV Knowledge and experience
- Authorised Persons for Mechanical Systems
- Confined Spaces Authorised Persons
- MEWP Training IPAF
- IOSH/NEBOSH General/Fire certificates
- IWFM certification
- Degree/Masters degree in related engineering discipline
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