Mechanical Engineer

About the role

Job Title:

Mechanical Engineer

Location:

Queen Mary's Hospital, Roehampton, SW15 5PN
Salary: £23.07 per hour / £47,958.60

Hours:

40 hrs, 07:00 to 15:30, Monday to Friday Uniform and tools provided Participation in oncall rota required Opportunity for additional AP Allowance of £500 per annum for employees holding a relevant current AP qualification Holiday entitlement and Sodexo benefits package. This role is ideal for an experienced Mechanical Engineer who thrives in a critical healthcare environment and understands the importance of safety, compliance and service continuity.

To be successful in this role, you must have:
Level 3 Mechanical Qualification (NVQ, City and Guilds or equivalent in Mechanical Engineering, Plumbing, Heating or Building Services) Experience working within healthcare estates, hospital engineering or a similarly regulated critical environment Proven experience delivering both planned preventative maintenance (PPM) and reactive maintenance Strong fault finding and diagnostic skills across mechanical building services systems Knowledge of statutory compliance, safe systems of work and permit to work procedures Experience working on heating systems, water services, pumps, valves, air handling units and associated mechanical plant Ability to work oncall and provide your own transport when covering call outs Highly Desirable: HTM Level 3 training or equivalent healthcare estates experience Authorised Person (AP) or Competent Person (CP) training/experience Legionella Awareness or Water Hygiene training Experience working with ventilation systems, pressure systems and healthcare water services Experience using CAFM systems such as Maximo If you're looking for an opportunity to use your technical expertise to support patient care and help keep hospital services running safely and efficiently, we'd love to hear from you.

At Sodexo, we're looking for an experienced Mechanical Engineer to join our Healthcare Estates team at Queen Mary's Hospital, Roehampton . This is an opportunity to play a vital role in maintaining the mechanical infrastructure that supports patient care every day. Working in a live hospital environment, you'll ensure critical systems remain safe, compliant and operational while supporting the delivery of high quality healthcare services.

You'll join a skilled Estates team responsible for maintaining essential services across the hospital, where your expertise will directly contribute to patient safety, operational resilience and compliance with healthcare engineering standards. What You'll Do:
Deliver planned preventative maintenance (PPM) and reactive maintenance across a wide range of mechanical building services systems. Diagnose faults, undertake repairs and restore services safely and efficiently. Maintain and support critical infrastructure including heating systems, hot and cold water services, pumps, valves, calorifiers, heat exchangers and ventilation equipment. Carry out maintenance on air handling units, pressurisation systems, plant room equipment and mechanical distribution systems.

Ensure all works are completed in accordance with HTM guidance, statutory regulations and site procedures. Support permit to work, isolation and safety management processes. Maintain accurate maintenance records, service reports and compliance documentation. Work closely with Estates colleagues, clinical teams and specialist contractors to minimise disruption and maintain service continuity. Assist with lifecycle replacement programmes, commissioning activities and minor project works.

Identify risks, plant condition concerns and opportunities for improvement. Contribute to a culture of safety, compliance and continuous improvement across the…