Mechanical engineer Cambridgeshire

Overview

Mechanical engineer

Salary - £45,000

Based in Cambridge

Due to expansion off a long-standing blue-chip contract, our client is currently looking to recruit an additional mechanical engineer to support their team. The company has had numerous awards across the Southeast due to the outstanding service package they offer.

• The chosen engineer will be looking after a variety of mechanical duties around all the buildings at site, mostly consisting of office buildings.
• Our client believes in investing in their engineers via offering progression routes or additional training/qualifications to the right candidate.
• PPM, service, maintenance and reactive works
• Commercial plumbing
• AHUs, FCUs, pumps, ventilation and other mechanical duties
• Lighting checks
• Basic servicing, fault finding and maintenance of HVAC systems
• 1 in 5 call out rota

• Experience covering a static site
• 4 years' experience in a mechanical engineering role
• Commercial plumbing experience
• Experience on AHUs and FCUs
• NVQ 2/3 (Preferable)
• F-gas or Gas safe (Advantageous)

• 24 days + banks
• Access to all site facilities, Gym, Canteen, etc..
• Career progression, training and potential to gain qualifications
• Regular overtime available

If you are interested in this role or looking for something similar, please contact our Consultant Max Hooper directly at or call them for a confidential discussion on (phone number removed) or

If you are interested in this position please click 'apply'.

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