Shift Technician

Skanska; Cambridge; On-site; GBP 30,000 - 40,000; Full time

Job summary

A leading construction firm is seeking a Shift Technician for the building services team at Royal Papworth Hospital, Cambridge. The role involves maintaining hospital equipment and ensuring compliance with health and safety regulations in a dynamic environment. Candidates should possess relevant electrical and mechanical qualifications and experience in preventive maintenance and installation work.

Qualifications

• BTEC/HNC or City & Guilds Craft certificate or equivalent.
• A recognised apprenticeship in relevant field.
• Current 17th Edition IEE Regulation certification.

Responsibilities

• Comply with all Health, statutory, and technical regulatory requirements.
• Maintain hospital equipment, plant, services, and systems.
• Test and inspect electrical and mechanical installations.

Skills

Health and safety compliance

Electrical systems maintenance

Mechanical systems knowledge

Education

BTEC/HNC or City & Guilds Craft certificate

Recognised apprenticeship

17th Edition IEE Regulation certificate

Job description

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Skanska, one of the world’s leading project development and construction groups, is an inclusive and responsible business that is helping to build a better society.

We are looking for a Shift Technician to join our building services team at Royal Papworth Hospital, Cambridge.

Working as a Shift Technician, you will undertake planned preventative maintenance, testing, repairs, and new installation work covering a wide range of equipment, services, systems, and buildings associated with the running of a large hospital.

What you'll do:

• Comply with all Health, statutory, and Technical regulatory requirements, including Health Building and Safety Notifications legislation (HBN) and regulations for SFS.
• Work safely on health ELV/LV systems in accordance with all statutory electrical regulations as a appointed Competent Person (LV).
• Take responsibility for the maintenance of hospital equipment, plant, services, and systems, including inspection and testing of electrical and mechanical equipment and installations (including portable appliances).
• Work safely on mechanical systems in accordance with all statutory mechanical regulations and health and safety legislation, as appointed Competent Person for SFS on systems such as Boiler & Pressure Systems, Medical Gas, and Confined Spaces.

What you'll bring to the role:

• BTEC/HNC or City & Guilds Craft certificate or equivalent.
• A recognised apprenticeship.
• Certificate in 17th Edition IEE Regulation (Current).
• As defined by the latest edition of The Electrical Safety Code for Low Voltage Systems for Competent Person (LV).
• Competent person for other mechanical systems.