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JAM Recruitment Ltd is seeking a Mechanical Engineer to cover LDN/HC, with a salary between £40,000 and £46,000 dependent on experience, plus a fully expensed van, fuel card, phone and iPad. The role involves maintenance, reactive breakdowns, fault finding and remedial works across a commercial portfolio in London and the Home Counties.
The ideal candidate will have solid commercial mechanical engineering experience, strong diagnostic skills and a proactive attitude toward maintenance.
As Mechanical Engineer covering LDN/HC + £46k + Van, you will join an established building services provider based in City Of London, delivering planned maintenance, reactive breakdowns, fault finding, and remedial works across a commercial portfolio. This permanent, mobile position covers London and the Home Counties, offering a salary between £40,000 and £46,000 depending on experience, plus a fully expensed van, fuel card, phone, and iPad. You will handle mechanical installations and ensure system reliability across varied sites. The working pattern supports a sensible approach to your day, balancing scheduled tasks with urgent call-outs. Ideal candidates bring solid commercial engineering experience, strong diagnostic skills, and a proactive attitude toward maintenance and repair.
Mechanical Engineer | £40k–£46k + Van London and Home Counties | Commercial Building Services £40,000–£46,000 DOE + fully expensed van + fuel card + phone + iPad If you''re an experienced Mechanical Engineer looking for a solid package, varied commercial work, and a company that takes a sensible approach to your working day, this could be worth a look. I''m recruiting for an established building services business looking to add an experienced Mechanical Engineer to its mobile engineering team, covering London and the Home Counties. This is a genuinely varied role covering planned maintenance, reactive breakdowns, fault finding, remedial works and mechanical installations across a commercial portfolio.
A sensible approach to working hours. The standard hours are 8am–5pm, but this isn''t a role where you''re expected to remain on site until 5pm simply because that''s what''s written on the contract. Depending on your work area and workload, engineers will generally finish on site around 3pm–4pm and then travel home. The business takes a practical approach to travel and understands that good engineers shouldn''t be kept on site unnecessarily.
You''ll be responsible for maintaining, fault finding and repairing a range of commercial mechanical and building services systems. Your workload will include:
You''ll also complete job sheets and service reports, provide photographs and technical recommendations where required, and liaise professionally with clients, estate managers, site teams and specialist subcontractors.
You''ll need strong experience in commercial mechanical engineering / building services and be comfortable working independently across different sites. Ideally, you''ll have experience with:
A good understanding of SFG20, manufacturer requirements, British Standards, RAMS, permit-to-work procedures and health and safety legislation is expected. Experience with plant replacement, refurbishment, pricing remedial works or coordinating subcontractors would be advantageous.
The person We''re looking for someone who can be trusted to get on with the job. You''ll be: