Job Description
Andy File Associates Limited is working as a Recruitment Agency on behalf of our client with regards to this permanent opportunity. Multi-Trade Technician - Mobile Salary: £16.42 per hour (£32,019 per annum) Location: Milton Keynes Mobile Hours: 37.5 hours per week Job Type: Permanent Benefits: Company vehicle, paid travel time, standby allowance and enhanced overtime rates About the Company Our client is an established and growing Hard Facilities Management (FM) provider, delivering specialist engineering and maintenance services across Yorkshire, the Northwest and wider UK. Due to continued growth, they are looking for an experienced Multi-Trade Technician (Plumbing & Drainage) to join their mobile engineering team. This is an excellent opportunity for an experienced Multi-Trade Technician (Plumbing & Drainage) looking for a varied role where no two days are necessarily the same, working across a diverse range of commercial and public-sector sites. Reporting to Contracts Manager You will be responsible for both planned and reactive maintenance services across multiple sites and sectors, while providing a professional service to customers. What's on Offer? Company work vehicle provided 37.5-hour standard working week Paid travel time after the first and last 30 minutes of each working day £150 standby payment for participating in the call-out rota Day-to-day (D2D) travel time paid when on call-out Overtime paid at 1.5x for hours worked above 37.5 hours per week Permanent position with an established and growing FM business Varied work across multiple sites and sectors Opportunity to develop your experience across a broad range of electrical systems Pension 3% company /4% employee 23days holiday plus stats Bupa Healthcare after probation Group Life insurance The Role The Multi-Trade Technician will provide both planned and reactive maintenance services across multiple sites and sectors, with a strong emp
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