Multiskilled engineer

Multi-Skilled Engineer

Central London | Critical / Commercial Environment
Shift-Based Role | Competitive Salary & Benefits

The start of a new year is often the right time to consider a fresh challenge. An opportunity has arisen for an experienced Multi-Skilled Engineer to join a well-established engineering team supporting a high-profile commercial site in Central London.

This role offers long-term stability, technical variety, and the chance to work within a complex, fast-paced environment where safety, compliance, and service delivery are key.

The Role

You will be responsible for the operation, maintenance, and repair of a wide range of building services systems, including electrical, mechanical, HVAC, fire safety, and water treatment. Working as part of a shift team, you’ll deliver both planned and reactive maintenance while ensuring all works meet contractual and statutory requirements.

Key responsibilities include:

• Carrying out PPM and reactive maintenance across building services systems

• Ensuring compliance with health & safety procedures, permits to work, and risk assessments

• Liaising with site stakeholders and specialist subcontractors

• Accurately updating CAFM systems and maintenance documentation

• Supporting minor works and providing technical input where required

This position suits an engineer with a flexible mindset, strong fault-finding skills, and pride in delivering a reliable service.

About You

• Time-served electrical engineer with relevant industry qualifications

• Comfortable working across mechanical and electrical systems

• Good knowledge of water treatment and compliance standards

• Strong health & safety awareness

• Confident communicator with a proactive, professional approach

What’s on Offer

• Full-time, permanent position

• Shift-based working pattern (days and nights)

• Competitive salary dependent on experience

• Opportunity to work within a stable, well-supported contract

• Career development within a large, reputable engineering organisation