Mechanical Maintenance EngineerNHS

Job summary

The post of MME is a multi skilled role with a bias towards mechanical and plumbing systems. The post holder will add support to the existing estates team that works trust wide, with mechanical planned / reactive maintenance to Domestic Hot and cold water systems (including TMV/Shower service, Small pipework installations, disinfection, flushing, assistance with biological monitoring, temperature monitoring, heating, make improvements to existing water systems, removal of dead legs, provide technical assistance, work closely with other trades (Building and Electrical).

The post holder will also will be expected to use CAFM (computer aided facility management software)

The trust operates at out of hours service to provide emergency support to clinical services, outside of office hours.

Main duties of the job

• Temperature monitoring (ACoP L8)
• Statutory Planned Maintenance to mechanical/plumbing systems, (Heating, Cold water systems, Hot water systems, ventilations systems)
• Reactive maintenance mechanical/plumbing systems
• Legionella remedial work to standard( ACoP L8, HTM-04-01, HSG 274)
• Operate and fault find on Heating systems
• assist other trades
• installations to regulations.

Job description

Mechanical Maintenance Engineers will be employed on work appropriate to their core specialty. However, they will be progressively trained to acquire elements of each others skills with the intention of achieving a competent and flexible work force.

1. Carry out Mechanical planned preventative maintenance work in accordance with Estates schedules and accepted good working practices in order to ensure safe and reliable engineering services.

2. Where necessary, carry out fault diagnosis and repairs to the hospitals mechanical installations and plant, including ventilation, heating, air conditioning, water systems so as to maintain a safe and reliable service.

3. Overhaul, service, renovate, repair or replace worn, failed or damaged mechanical plant and installation/system components and equipment as required under to direction of the estates and compliance officers

4. To carry out any necessary mechanical engineering tests or measurements, in compliance with accepted standards, good industry practice and the Estates Department schedule of inspection. Updating and compiling asset registers and maintenance record logs.

5. Become familiar with and when adequately trained carry out basic electrical control operations and calibrations associated with all types of plant.

6. Participate fully in all relevant estates procedures and ensure completion of all necessary documentation in accordance with Estates Department policies.

7. Where instructed install and test new mechanical installations in accordance with the current standards, good industry practice and hospital standards

About us

More than the pay At Black Country Healthcare, you can be sure of a salary to match your ability and responsibilities, and every opportunity to progress. You'll also be automatically registered with the NHS Pension Scheme (unless you choose to opt out) - one of the most generous in the UK.

We want to attract the best people. That's why we offer a whole host of other benefits - including relocation support for those moving to the Black Country to fill some of our roles.

Annual leave Your annual leave allowance increases the longer you work for us:

• Initial entitlement: 27 days plus 8 Bank Holidays
• After five years: 29 days plus Bank Holidays
• After ten years: 33 days plus Bank Holidays

There is also the opportunity to purchase additional annual leave if you wish. If you work part time, your leave is reduced in line with the number of hours you work.

Special deals and discounts As an employee of our Trust, you and your family will have access to special discounts on a wide range of goods and services from well-known brands - including shops and leisure attractions.