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Job Role: Building Services Technician Salary: £46,999 Our client based in London is looking to recruit a Building Service Technician to work within the Building Services team providing M&E skills and expertise to maintain the fabric of the building and its facilities and services. Working as Duty BST whilst on roster to ensure all M&E services are functioning. To undertake day-to-day monitoring, maintenance and small mechanical works projects to a high-level quality of craftsmanship, and work throughout the building with a flexible and adaptable approach to support the staging of all events. The ideal candidate will have a flexible adaptable approach, ability to work constructively within a team with excellent communication skills, to be clear and concise and capable of remaining calm during potentially stressful situations. Undertake their work with due diligence and with a thorough understanding of health and safety processes, particularly in relation to restricted access and high hazard areas, as well as the need for permits to work for certain Building Services activities. Unique: Our client is a unique Building Services company, and you would be part of a directly employed team resulting in employment stability. Benefits: The company offers a number of benefits, some of which you would become eligible for after the successful completion of your probationary period. Benefits you can enjoy straight away include: Discount shopping 40% discount in the bars and restaurants, 20% discount on company retail items Additional benefits: You can enjoy after passing your probation: Season ticket loan scheme Participation in our Cycle to Work scheme Life assurance scheme May 2022 Eligibility to join the Stakeholder Pension scheme. After six months continuous service or upon satisfactory completion of probation (whichever is the later) you can if you wish join the Stakeholder Pension Plan (Pension Plan Note- If the employee places 5% of their wages into the pension the employer pays an additional 10%, the employee can place a lower percentage and the employer will match it and add more.) Holidays Entitlement: Annual leave: 23.4 days per annum (due to shift pattern) Skills required: To be fully conversant with the 18th Edition IEE Wiring Regulations and on site guide. To be competent and conversant with all types of modern electrical installation systems, have an ability to conduct fault diagnosis, and have a good working knowledge of electrical equipment to undertake repairs. To be competent and conversant with all types of modern electrical installation systems, the 18th Edition IEE Wiring Regulations, Inspection Testing and Fault diagnosis with an ability to conduct repairs to a wide range of systems and equipment. Have considerable experience in a complex and large public venue, responding to a helpdesk system and BMS-generated alarms. Be capable of fault finding, testing and inspecting electrical circuits and equipment, identifying solutions and where possible working to rectify systems to a safe working condition, which is often to tight deadlines. Be computer literate to include a reasonable knowledge of Word, Excel and Outlook. Have an understanding of energy management and environmental control measures and be able to offer creative solutions for improvement of building services systems. Qualifications: Has completed a recognised Electrical Apprenticeship with an up-to-date BS7671 certificate and City and Guilds 2391. A holder of an ECS gold card. Working pattern: To be on rostered duty (which includes evenings and weekends) as the Duty BST to provide maintenance cover for all of the Hall s M&E services during the Hall s licensed show period To be available by radio for calling to undertake and resolve any facility related incident or emergency that is required within the building. The shift pattern is two day shifts 7am until 17:30, then two late shifts of 16:00 to 2am, equalling four shifts on and four shifts off, this pattern is popular in the Building Services / Facilities management Industry. Key tasks and responsibilities To maintain all electrical services and mechanical plant services ensuring that they are in a safe working condition, comply with safety regulations and are fit for use To ensure that all domestic services within the building (including the use of equipment and systems with electrics, water and gas) are maintained in a good working order and that repairs or improvements are undertaken to ensure uninterrupted service. To maintain all electrical installations, services and plant in a safe efficient manner, in accordance with current electrical regulations. To ensure all life safety installations are maintained and kept in a good working order, i.e. PA system, fire alarm, secondary lighting; and to carry out first line response / repairs to these systems To ensure that all mandatory checks and systems updates are carried out on the buildings steam plant and systems to allow for uninterrupted service and maintain the equipment in a good working condition. To maintain the buildings heating, ventilation and air conditioning plant and systems ensuring that all air handling units, chillers, fan coil units are kept in good working order. To carry out any pipe work installations and repairs as requested ensuring that all work complies with current regulations. To carry out daily plant room checks, to monitor and check the Building Maintenance System (BMS) Trend 963 and ensure that any malfunction or issues of concern are noted and acted upon, and reporting to senior colleagues as required. To attend to plumbing requirements at the building including the unblocking of toilets and any remedial work that is required. To carry out basic maintenance check on the stage lift working with your BST colleagues and liaising with external lift contractors when required. To attend the building in an emergency as requested by the management team to assist with the building facility or services. To ensure the workshop, workbenches and stores for equipment are kept in a clean and tidy manner, that all equipment is properly put away, without blocking any access areas and that stock levels are maintained at an appropriate level, informing the M and E Services Manager of any stock or equipment parts requirements for ordering. Place orders on the buildings purchase order system for all approved purchases. To undertake the PPM on all mechanical, domestic, and heating systems are requested. To undertake any other duties as reasonably requested by the Building Management including the Building Services Manager, Mechanical and Electrical Services Manager, Facilities Manager and Director of Operations
Job Role: Building Services Technician Salary: £46,999 Our client based in London is looking to recruit a Building Service Technician to work within the Building Services team providing M&E skills and expertise to maintain the fabric of the building and its facilities and services. Working as Duty BST whilst on roster to ensure all M&E services are functioning. To undertake day-to-day monitoring, maintenance and small mechanical works projects to a high-level quality of craftsmanship, and work throughout the building with a flexible and adaptable approach to support the staging of all events. The ideal candidate will have a flexible adaptable approach, ability to work constructively within a team with excellent communication skills, to be clear and concise and capable of remaining calm during potentially stressful situations. Undertake their work with due diligence and with a thorough understanding of health and safety processes, particularly in relation to restricted access and high hazard areas, as well as the need for permits to work for certain Building Services activities. Unique: Our client is a unique Building Services company, and you would be part of a directly employed team resulting in employment stability. Benefits: The company offers a number of benefits, some of which you would become eligible for after the successful completion of your probationary period. Benefits you can enjoy straight away include: Discount shopping 40% discount in the bars and restaurants, 20% discount on company retail items Additional benefits: You can enjoy after passing your probation: Season ticket loan scheme Participation in our Cycle to Work scheme Life assurance scheme May 2022 Eligibility to join the Stakeholder Pension scheme. After six months continuous service or upon satisfactory completion of probation (whichever is the later) you can if you wish join the Stakeholder Pension Plan (Pension Plan Note- If the employee places 5% of their wages into the pension the employer pays an additional 10%, the employee can place a lower percentage and the employer will match it and add more.) Holidays Entitlement: Annual leave: 23.4 days per annum (due to shift pattern) Skills required: To be fully conversant with the 18th Edition IEE Wiring Regulations and on site guide. To be competent and conversant with all types of modern electrical installation systems, have an ability to conduct fault diagnosis, and have a good working knowledge of electrical equipment to undertake repairs. To be competent and conversant with all types of modern electrical installation systems, the 18th Edition IEE Wiring Regulations, Inspection Testing and Fault diagnosis with an ability to conduct repairs to a wide range of systems and equipment. Have considerable experience in a complex and large public venue, responding to a helpdesk system and BMS-generated alarms. Be capable of fault finding, testing and inspecting electrical circuits and equipment, identifying solutions and where possible working to rectify systems to a safe working condition, which is often to tight deadlines. Be computer literate to include a reasonable knowledge of Word, Excel and Outlook. Have an understanding of energy management and environmental control measures and be able to offer creative solutions for improvement of building services systems. Qualifications: Has completed a recognised Electrical Apprenticeship with an up-to-date BS7671 certificate and City and Guilds 2391. A holder of an ECS gold card. Working pattern: To be on rostered duty (which includes evenings and weekends) as the Duty BST to provide maintenance cover for all of the Hall s M&E services during the Hall s licensed show period To be available by radio for calling to undertake and resolve any facility related incident or emergency that is required within the building. The shift pattern is two day shifts 7am until 17:30, then two late shifts of 16:00 to 2am, equalling four shifts on and four shifts off, this pattern is popular in the Building Services / Facilities management Industry. Key tasks and responsibilities To maintain all electrical services and mechanical plant services ensuring that they are in a safe working condition, comply with safety regulations and are fit for use To ensure that all domestic services within the building (including the use of equipment and systems with electrics, water and gas) are maintained in a good working order and that repairs or improvements are undertaken to ensure uninterrupted service. To maintain all electrical installations, services and plant in a safe efficient manner, in accordance with current electrical regulations. To ensure all life safety installations are maintained and kept in a good working order, i.e. PA system, fire alarm, secondary lighting; and to carry out first line response / repairs to these systems To ensure that all mandatory checks and systems updates are carried out on the buildings steam plant and systems to allow for uninterrupted service and maintain the equipment in a good working condition. To maintain the buildings heating, ventilation and air conditioning plant and systems ensuring that all air handling units, chillers, fan coil units are kept in good working order. To carry out any pipe work installations and repairs as requested ensuring that all work complies with current regulations. To carry out daily plant room checks, to monitor and check the Building Maintenance System (BMS) Trend 963 and ensure that any malfunction or issues of concern are noted and acted upon, and reporting to senior colleagues as required. To attend to plumbing requirements at the building including the unblocking of toilets and any remedial work that is required. To carry out basic maintenance check on the stage lift working with your BST colleagues and liaising with external lift contractors when required. To attend the building in an emergency as requested by the management team to assist with the building facility or services. To ensure the workshop, workbenches and stores for equipment are kept in a clean and tidy manner, that all equipment is properly put away, without blocking any access areas and that stock levels are maintained at an appropriate level, informing the M and E Services Manager of any stock or equipment parts requirements for ordering. Place orders on the buildings purchase order system for all approved purchases. To undertake the PPM on all mechanical, domestic, and heating systems are requested. To undertake any other duties as reasonably requested by the Building Management including the Building Services Manager, Mechanical and Electrical Services Manager, Facilities Manager and Director of Operations