Infrastructure Maintenance Operator

? Infrastructure Maintenance Operator Hours of Work: Monday to Friday 8am to 5pm Location: Canary Wharf The Role To undertake maintenance tasks as directed by the Engineering Supervisor or Infrastructure Services Manager. Infrastructure Maintenance Operators will carry out planned maintenance tasks and varied unscheduled works. Please note that the majority of this work will take place externally. Main Responsibilities To identify and diagnose faults and to carry out repairs, adjustments and other maintenance works as appropriate. To carry out the required routine servicing, repair or adjustment of plant or machinery in accordance with the planned maintenance schedule as tasked by the Building Control Co-ordinator. To adopt a flexible approach in respect of other skills or trades to ensure the most cost effective completion of all tasks. To undertake other skilled tasks in which competence has been demonstrated. To monitor plant as tasked and to record data using the supplied documentation. To achieve the highest possible standard of plant and equipment efficiency by ensuring that each task is carried out in accordance with the set requirements and instructions. To assist in ensuring that all working areas are kept clean and tidy and all refuse and waste materials are removed as appropriate. To be thoroughly familiar and comply with the Company's "Health & Safety" policy and procedures and to immediately report any hazards or infringements to either the Building Services Manager or Engineering Supervisor. To action and complete time/task sheets on a daily basis in accordance with agreed procedures. To undertake other reasonable duties as requested by the Building Services Manager or Engineering Supervisor. The Person To have an enthusiastic and positive attitude. The post holder is required to be tidy and presentable at all times. Be able to work as a team member and to communicate effectively at all levels. To be customer focused and diplomatic in their approach. Able to make decisions to the benefit of the business. Although full training will be given and all safety equipment supplied it may be essential (for some Maintenance Operator posts) that applicants are able to work at heights outdoors. Technical Requirements A qualification in either an electrical or mechanical discipline is necessary, with a minimum of C&G parts 1 and 2 or NVQ Level 3 is required. Previous experience working in a modern building services maintenance environment, and able to demonstrate basic understanding of HVAC and building services. Requirements for Electrical Installation (BS7671:2018) IEE Wiring Regulations 18th edition through an approved course. TPBN1_UKTJ

Created: 2025-12-12