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HVAC Recruitment Limited is recruiting a Shift Supervisor to join a leading engineering and facilities services provider at a prestigious corporate site near Cannon Street, London. You will lead a small team of two engineers, oversee planned and reactive maintenance, and ensure critical building systems operate safely around the clock.
The role requires an electrical or mechanical background, HV Authorised Person status is preferred, and experience with BMS monitoring, permits to work, RAMS and
Location: Cannon Street, London, EC4R
Salary: Up to £60,000, depending on experience
Additional allowances: £2,058 shift handover allowance, plus £2,500 following site familiarisation
Hours: Continental shift pattern, days and nights, 7am–7pm / 7pm–7am
Contract: Permanent
Are you an experienced Shift Supervisor or Shift Leader looking to take the next step in a critical environment?
We're recruiting for a Shift Supervisor to join a leading engineering and facilities services provider at a prestigious corporate site near Cannon Street. This is an opportunity to lead a small engineering team, take responsibility for critical building systems and work closely with a high-profile client.
We're keen to speak with supervisors from an electrical or mechanical building services background, particularly those who hold or have previously held HV Authorised Person status.
You'll lead a team of two engineers, overseeing planned and reactive maintenance and helping to ensure the building operates safely and reliably around the clock.
You'll also monitor the Building Management System (BMS) for offices across London and the EMEA region, responding to alarms and escalating issues in line with site procedures.
Your responsibilities will include:
An electrical apprenticeship is preferred but not essential. Experience in a critical corporate, banking or trading-floor environment would be an advantage.
This is a continental shift role, working 7am–7pm and 7pm–7am. The repeating pattern is: