Generator Mechanic

KBR; Swindon; On-site; GBP 30,000 - 40,000; Full time

Job summary

A leading engineering services company in England seeks a Generator Mechanic to maintain and service Portable Electrical Generation equipment. You'll be responsible for conducting repairs, providing technical advice, and driving improvements in operations. Ideal candidates should possess accredited trade qualifications and strong diagnostic skills. This full-time role is located on-site in Swindon, Wiltshire.

Qualifications

• Recognised and accredited trade qualifications of City & Guilds standards or above.
• Proficient in fault finding and diagnostic abilities on both mechanical and electrical components.
• Knowledge of Health & Safety regulations and safe working practices.

Responsibilities

• Complete Generator Maintenance and Servicing within contracted timeframes.
• Provide technical advice and support to other trades regarding fault investigation and generator-related matters.
• Conduct training and mentoring of apprentices.

Skills

Fault finding and diagnostic abilities

Communication skills

Computer skills (MS Office Suite)

Proactive approach

Education

Trade qualifications of City & Guilds standards

Job description

Title: Generator Mechanic

The Role

We are currently seeking a dedicated Generator Mechanic to join our team at the Equipment Support Facility. Reporting to the Spares and Repair Manager, you will play a pivotal role in inspecting equipment returning from loan and ensuring Portable Electrical Generation equipment meets safety standards for field reuse. Your responsibilities will include producing survey reports, conducting maintenance and servicing, providing technical support to other trades, and driving continuous improvement initiatives.

Responsibilities

• Complete Generator Maintenance and Servicing within contracted timeframes
• Provide technical advice and support to other trades regarding fault investigation and generator-related matters
• Conduct training and mentoring of apprentices
• Drive continuous improvement initiatives to enhance operational efficiency
• Adhere to Health and Safety regulations, COSHH, Engineering Hygiene, Risk Assessments, and safe working practices in a hazardous environment
• Undertake any other reasonable tasks aligned with your knowledge, experience, and position

What We Need

• Recognised and accredited trade qualifications of City & Guilds standards or above
• Proficient in fault finding and diagnostic abilities on both mechanical and electrical components
• Understanding of Service Level Agreements (SLAs), service targets, objectives, and Key Performance Indicators (KPIs)
• Knowledge of Health & Safety regulations and safe working practices
• Excellent communication skills
• Competent computer skills, including MS Office Suite (Word, Outlook, MS Teams), and the ability to learn new software systems
• Proactive approach to tasks and responsibilities
• Capable of completing essential paperwork accurately and in a timely manner

The role is based full time on site at our Equipment Support Facility in Swindon, Wiltshire.

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