Job Description
M&E Engineer - Prestigious West London Site Ready to step into a lead role without giving up the hands-on engineering work you enjoy? A well-established Facilities Management company is looking for an experienced M&E Engineer to join its Property Services team. You will help manage maintenance operations across a prestigious, high-profile site in West London, leading engineers and contractors while remaining involved in planned and reactive maintenance. This is an excellent opportunity for a multi-skilled engineer with strong mechanical, electrical and fabric maintenance experience who is ready to take on greater responsibility and progress their career. The role You will take responsibility for delivering a safe, compliant and high-quality maintenance service covering M&E, HVAC, water hygiene and general building fabric. Your duties will include: Leading and supporting engineers and contractors to maintain consistently high service standards. Delivering and overseeing PPM and reactive maintenance, including emergency lighting tests and remedials, PAT testing, water sampling, plumbing and water-treatment remedials. Servicing, diagnosing and inspecting air-conditioning, HVAC and water systems. Monitoring KPIs and SLAs, resolving service issues before they affect the client. Preparing and enforcing risk assessments and method statements (RAMS) while ensuring full regulatory compliance. Conducting audits and inspections and implementing safe working practices. Acting as a key technical contact for both the engineering team and the client's on-site leadership. Producing accurate quotes and estimates, including parts and labour requirements. Completing general fabric maintenance, including basic carpentry, plumbing, decorating and painting. Using the CLICK system to complete job sheets, prepare quotations and provide certification. Ordering and sourcing materials efficiently. Please note: this is a mobile role. What you will need
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