Fabrication Engineer – Role Overview
The role of a fabrication engineer requires the ability to undertake numerous tasks to support the cabinet operation.
Core Responsibilities
- Spare parts control to support present and new customers
- Night blind fitting
- Evaporator fitting for both manufacturers and bespoke units
- Full store removal
- Case moves as per programme of works
- Case refurbishment
- LED light works
- End wall supply and fitting
- Trim heater installation
- Fan replacements
- Bumper replenishment
- Door handles installation
- Temporary cabinet installation
- Door seal replacement
- Glazing installation
- Light diffuser and clip installation
- Manufacture and fitting of bespoke replacement panels and parts
- Waste management
- Cabinet hire support
- Energy works
- Cabinet installation as per programme of works
Compliance & Safety Responsibilities
- Ensure that all relevant company and legislative policies and best practices are adhered to and maintained at all times
- Inform the relevant manager of non‑conformances and ensure corrective action is taken
- Carry out site‑specific risk assessments to ensure all safety procedures are in place prior to works (monthly reports to the branch)
- Near‑miss reporting and accident logging, reporting to the branch QSHE co‑ordinator as required
- Ensure PPE is fit for purpose, worn at all times, and any new PPE funded through the branch
- Maintain up‑to‑date PAT testing of electrical equipment; coordinate renewal with the branch QSHE co‑ordinator
- Carry out van inspection at least twice a year as scheduled by the branch QSHE co‑ordinator
- Calibrate gauges and equipment, keep certificates current and report any out‑of‑calibration tooling to the branch co‑ordinator
- Keep all integral standard risk assessments and task procedures in a file in the van, with copies of all training certificates
- Maintain copies of all pressure test regulations and customer‑specific pressure test details; issue pressure test certificates to the branch weekly
- Ensure compliance with all procedures within the engineer's remit
- Uphold refrigeration industry codes and standards
- Comply with Integral's environmental policies and propose ideas for improving environmental efficiencies
- Adhere to Group H&S procedures with due regard for business constraints and efficiency
Qualifications & Skills
- Minimum 3 years of experience in a similar role
- In‑depth understanding of the end‑to‑end associated activities
- Effective written and verbal communication with strong influencing skills, particularly at a senior level
- A proven track record of success
- Unyielding attention to detail that results in zero errors or defects
- Flexible, proactive and able to work under own initiative with high energy, assertiveness and creativity
- Excellent team‑leading skills and strong organisational capability
- Commitment to collaboration and teamwork
- Ability to work to tight deadlines, manage multiple projects and work under pressure
- Proficiency in Microsoft Word, PowerPoint and Excel
- CSCS card an advantage (training will be provided if necessary)
- Full UK driving licence
- Proven history of working with a wide variety of customers
- Customer focus and a desire to work in both retail and service environments
- Consistently delivers a quality outcome through attention to detail
- Communicates effectively and professionally with team members and customer representatives
- Adapts quickly and positively to change
- Willingness to work nationally, including off‑site duties
- Computer literate, experienced with a variety of IT systems (both Microsoft and customer‑specific)
- Support for the company stated aim of "Achieving Engineering Excellence"