Multi-Skilled Building Services Engineer

About the role

Camden Facilities Management is looking for an experienced Multi-Skilled Building Services Engineer with a strong commercial plumbing and mechanical background.

The successful candidate will carry out planned preventative maintenance, reactive repairs, fault-finding and minor installation works across Camdens schools, childrens centres, community buildings and corporate properties.

Although the position has a plumbing and mechanical bias, candidates should have sufficient awareness of electrical building services to work safely, identify basic faults and understand when specialist electrical assistance is required.

Key responsibilities

• Complete mechanical and plumbing PPMs within the required timescales and to the correct standard.


• Diagnose and repair faults affecting commercial plumbing, heating and mechanical systems.


• Maintain pumps, pressurisation units, expansion vessels, calorifiers, booster sets, valves and associated plant.


• Repair domestic hot and cold-water services.


• Service TMVs and support water hygiene and Legionella control activities within the engineers competence.


• Undertake minor mechanical installation and remedial works.


• Identify the underlying cause of faults and recommend appropriate remedial action to reduce repeat failures.


• Record work accurately and promptly using Camdens CAFM system and issued mobile technology.


• Work live by updating jobs, materials, findings and completion details while attending sites.


• Provide clear notes explaining what was inspected, what was found, what action was taken and whether further work is required.


• Manage and prioritise an allocated workload, including PPMs and reactive jobs.


• Communicate professionally with school staff, caretakers, building users, contractors and colleagues.


• Complete dynamic risk assessments and follow permit-to-work and site safety procedures.


• Maintain the work vehicle, tools and equipment appropriately.


• Support colleagues across the wider M&E team where competent.


• Mentor and support the assigned apprentice.

Candidates must be able to evidence:

• NVQ Level 3, City & Guilds or an equivalent recognised qualification in plumbing, mechanical engineering or building services.


• Substantial practical experience of commercial plumbing and mechanical maintenance.


• Experience maintaining heating systems, pumps, pressurisation units, expansion vessels, calorifiers and associated plant.


• Experience delivering both planned and reactive maintenance.


• Strong fault-finding and problem-solving ability.


• Experience working independently in occupied buildings.


• A full UK driving licence.


• The ability and willingness to mentor an apprentice.


• Competence using mobile devices or CAFM systems to maintain accurate job records.

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