Mechanical Engineer – Emergency Vehicle Fleet

Babcock International; London Borough of Hillingdon; Sur place; GBP 52 000 - 70 000; Plein temps

Avantages offerts par ce poste

Holiday allowance

Pension scheme

Digital GP

Annual health check

Employee discounts

Professional fees paid

Reservists leave

Holiday trading

Be Kind Day

Résumé du poste

Babcock International is seeking a Mechanical Engineer to join our on-site team in Uxbridge, near London, delivering engineering solutions for specialist emergency service vehicles and equipment.

You will develop technical specifications, maintain compliance records, investigate faults, and collaborate with customers and suppliers to sustain fleet readiness. A Mechanical Engineering degree and BPSS security clearance are required, with a 40-hour Monday–Friday week.

Qualifications

• Fleet engineering experience.
• Knowledge of vehicle maintenance standards and regulatory requirements.
• Strong technical problem-solving and fault investigation skills.
• Experience producing technical and engineering documentation.
• Excellent communication and stakeholder management skills.

Responsabilités

• Deliver engineering solutions for specialist vehicle and equipment projects.
• Produce technical specifications, engineering documentation and compliance records.
• Investigate technical issues and implement corrective actions.
• Collaborate with customers, suppliers and internal teams to support fleet performance and improvement.
• Support compliance with engineering standards, regulations and safety requirements.

Connaissances

Fleet engineering

Problem solving

Communication

Documentation

Formation

Degree in Mechanical Engineering

Description du poste

Babcock International is seeking a Mechanical Engineer to join our on-site team in Uxbridge, near London, delivering engineering solutions for specialist emergency service vehicles and equipment.

You will develop technical specifications, maintain compliance records, investigate faults, and collaborate with customers and suppliers to sustain fleet readiness. A Mechanical Engineering degree and BPSS security clearance are required, with a 40-hour Monday–Friday week.