Mobile Multi-Skilled Maintenance Engineer – North West

Regional Construction; Noordwes; On-site; ZAR 576,000 - 797,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Company vehicle or mileage allowance

Tools, uniform and PPE provided

Training and development opportunities

Support from the office and wider team

Job summary

Regional Construction Group (RCG) are recruiting a practical Mobile Multi-Skilled Maintenance Engineer to carry out planned maintenance and reactive repairs to residential apartment blocks and communal areas across the North West region. You will diagnose faults, carry out a range of trades, and communicate progress and required materials to the office.

The role is permanent, full-time, 40 hours per week, Monday to Friday, with salary based on experience and adherence to National Minimum Wage

Qualifications

• Diagnosing and repairing day-to-day defects in communal areas, plant rooms and external spaces.
• Minor plumbing repairs, including leaks, taps, toilet components, waste pipes and straightforward blockages.
• Joinery and ironmongery repairs, including doors, handles, locks, skirting, architraves and boxing-in.
• Patch plastering, painting, decorating, sealant replacement and other small building fabric repairs.
• Lighting repairs, basic electrical fault-finding and emergency lighting checks where appropriately qualified, competent and authorised.
• Routine inspections, identifying hazards and reporting concerns with fire doors, access systems, lifts or building services for specialist attention where needed.
• Planning each visit, collecting materials and keeping tools, equipment and commonly used supplies organised.
• Completing clear job sheets, before-and-after photographs and updates on work completed or requiring further instruction.
• Working safely and considerately in occupied buildings, protecting surrounding areas and leaving each job clean and tidy.

Responsibilities

• Diagnosing and repairing day-to-day defects in communal areas, plant rooms and external spaces.
• Minor plumbing repairs, including leaks, taps, toilet components, waste pipes and straightforward blockages.
• Joinery and ironmongery repairs, including doors, handles, locks, skirting, architraves and boxing-in.
• Patch plastering, painting, decorating, sealant replacement and other small building fabric repairs.
• Lighting repairs, basic electrical fault-finding and emergency lighting checks where appropriately qualified, competent and authorised.
• Routine inspections, identifying hazards and reporting concerns with fire doors, access systems, lifts or building services for specialist attention where needed.
• Planning each visit, collecting materials and keeping tools, equipment and commonly used supplies organised.
• Completing clear job sheets, before-and-after photographs and updates on work completed or requiring further instruction.
• Working safely and considerately in occupied buildings, protecting surrounding areas and leaving each job clean and tidy.

Job description

Mobile Multi-Skilled Maintenance Engineer – North West

Location: Sites across the North West of England. This mobile role involves travel between residential properties across the region, including Greater Manchester, Merseyside, Lancashire and Cheshire, according to the work schedule.

Regional Construction Group (RCG) is recruiting a practical Multi-Skilled Maintenance Engineer to carry out planned maintenance and reactive repairs to residential apartment blocks and communal areas. You will investigate faults, complete repairs across a range of trades and keep the office informed of progress, materials and any further work required.

Permanent, full-time: 40 hours per week, Monday to Friday.

Salary based on experience and meeting National Minimum Wage requirements.

The work includes:

• Diagnosing and repairing day-to-day defects in communal areas, plant rooms and external spaces.
• Minor plumbing repairs, including leaks, taps, toilet components, waste pipes and straightforward blockages.
• Joinery and ironmongery repairs, including doors, handles, locks, skirting, architraves and boxing-in.
• Patch plastering, painting, decorating, sealant replacement and other small building fabric repairs.
• Lighting repairs, basic electrical fault-finding and emergency lighting checks where appropriately qualified, competent and authorised.
• Routine inspections, identifying hazards and reporting concerns with fire doors, access systems, lifts or building services for specialist attention where needed.
• Planning each visit, collecting materials and keeping tools, equipment and commonly used supplies organised.
• Completing clear job sheets, before-and-after photographs and updates on work completed or requiring further instruction.
• Working safely and considerately in occupied buildings, protecting surrounding areas and leaving each job clean and tidy.
• Electrical, fire safety and other specialist work must be undertaken only within your qualifications, competence and authorisation. You will refer work requiring specialist support to the office.

What we offer:

• Company vehicle or mileage allowance.
• Tools, uniform and PPE provided.
• Training and development opportunities.
• Support from the office and wider maintenance team.