Critical Facilities Technician – Uptime & Electrical Systems

CBRE; Greater London; On-site; GBP 38,000 - 52,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Professional development

Training programs

Global account exposure

Job summary

CBRE Global Workplace Solutions in London is recruiting a Critical Services Technician to maintain and operate essential building systems in a mission-critical environment. You will perform preventative and reactive maintenance on electrical and mechanical infrastructure to maximise uptime.

The role involves monitoring LV electrical systems, UPS, standby generators, switchgear, BMS, lighting, energy management, and critical cooling.

Qualifications

• NVQ Level 3 in Electrical Installation or equivalent qualification is required.
• BS7671 Wiring Regulations (18th Edition) knowledge is essential.
• Experience in commercial/industrial critical facilities or regulated environments is preferred.

Responsibilities

• Carry out planned preventative maintenance and reactive tasks on critical electrical and mechanical infrastructure.
• Operate, monitor, fault-find, and maintain electrical distribution, UPS, generators, switchgear, and BMS.
• Diagnose faults, perform repairs, and minimise downtime and disruption.
• Respond to emergency callouts and support safe isolation and critical switching.

Skills

Electrical fault-finding

Electrical distribution systems

UPS systems

Generators

Switchgear

Building Management Systems (BMS)

Health and safety compliance

Communication skills

Education

NVQ Level 3 in Electrical Installation

BS7671 Wiring Regulations (18th Edition)

Tools

CMMS

Microsoft Office

Building Management Systems (BMS)

Job description

CBRE Global Workplace Solutions in London is recruiting a Critical Services Technician to maintain and operate essential building systems in a mission-critical environment. You will perform preventative and reactive maintenance on electrical and mechanical infrastructure to maximise uptime.

The role involves monitoring LV electrical systems, UPS, standby generators, switchgear, BMS, lighting, energy management, and critical cooling.