Lift Service Engineer – Leeds: Independent Route & Training

MARMON LIFT RECRUITMENT LTD; Leeds; On-site; GBP 45,000 - 55,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Company vehicle

Pension

Healthcare & wellbeing benefits

25 days holiday + bank holidays

Ongoing technical training

Job summary

Marmon Lift Recruitment is seeking an experienced Lift Service Engineer to join an established lift engineering team covering Leeds and surrounding areas. In this role you will carry out PPMs and servicing on passenger and goods lifts, perform mechanical and electrical fault-finding, and respond to breakdowns to return equipment to service.

You will identify worn components, carry out repairs where required, maintain records, and work to UK health and safety standards and LOLER requirements.

Qualifications

• Experience with PPM on passenger and/or goods lifts.
• Strong mechanical and electrical fault-finding skills.
• Experience attending breakdowns and returning lifts to service.
• Ability to work independently on an allocated service route.
• Good understanding of UK lift safety requirements and maintenance procedures.

Responsibilities

• Carry out PPM and servicing of passenger and goods lifts.
• Fault-finding and minor repairs (mechanical/electrical).
• Attend lift breakdowns and safely return equipment to service.
• Identify worn components and report repair needs.
• Adjust components, replacements and remedial works.
• Maintain service records.
• Work in line with UK health and safety, LOLER and industry standards.
• Manage an allocated service route independently.

Skills

Lift servicing

Mechanical fault-finding

Electrical fault-finding

Independent worker

Health & safety knowledge

Education

Lift engineering qualifications

Job description

Marmon Lift Recruitment is seeking an experienced Lift Service Engineer to join an established lift engineering team covering Leeds and surrounding areas. In this role you will carry out PPMs and servicing on passenger and goods lifts, perform mechanical and electrical fault-finding, and respond to breakdowns to return equipment to service.

You will identify worn components, carry out repairs where required, maintain records, and work to UK health and safety standards and LOLER requirements.