Escalator Engineer

Escalator Engineer

Escalator Repair, Escalator Service
Escalator Industry

Notting Hill, Central London

Basic Salary: £60,000 - £65,000

Additional Earnings: standby allowance, money per callout, attractive overtime rates

Benefits: 25 days holiday, pension, specialist tools, NVQ 4 progression after probationary period, lift insurance, gym membership, health insurance
Shifts: 4 nights/week, 10-hour shifts.

Marmon Lift Recruitment is now looking for a resident Escalator Engineer— Service, Repair & Callout for a well-known Lift and Escalator Engineering Company in Central London.

This role is perfect for an experienced Escalator Engineer with a solid background in escalator repair and servicing who doesn’t mind working nights at a static site.

Commutable from: Shepherd’s Bush, Notting Hill, Paddington, Kensington, Ealing, Brixton, Camden, Wembley, Richmond, Hammersmith

Ideal Escalator Engineer Candidate:

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NVQ 3 Escalator Engineering - Essential

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Full, clean driving license - Essential

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2 years of experience as an Escalator Engineer, familiar with an on-call rota

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Confident in managing your own repair works, repairing escalators on a range of manufacturers

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You live a commutable distance from Central London

Key Responsibilities - Escalator Engineer:

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Escalator breakdown and repairs all types of packages in the company portfolio

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Complete routine servicing and maintenance across a static site.

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Report broken down machinery or equipment promptly and proactively flag faulty equipment to your repairs manager/ repairs department, requesting additional support where necessary

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Liaise directly with the customer whilst on site and build a good working relationship

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Adhere to the company's health and safety policies at all times.

Apply to this Escalator Engineer Position

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For a confidential conversation, call (phone number removed) (Monday–Friday)

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Ping us your CV by email.

At Marmon Lift Recruitment, we focus on understanding what matters most to you and representing your best interests throughout the recruitment process