Company vehicle (with option for private use)
Paid overtime
Staying away allowance
Enhanced pension scheme
Life cover
Health & Wellbeing app
25 days holiday (increasing with service)
Ongoing technical training & development
Long-term career stability within a well-established organisationA well-established and highly respected engineering organisation within the critical power and energy sector is seeking an experienced CHP Maintenance Engineer to join their growing team.
With over four decades of industry expertise, the company specialises in the supply, installation, maintenance, and hire of critical power systems, including Combined Heat and Power (CHP) units, generators, UPS systems, and associated equipment.
This role offers a strong balance of independence in the field, alongside the support of a knowledgeable and collaborative technical team.
You will be responsible for servicing and maintaining CHP units ranging from 30kW to 500kW across a regional patch covering South London, Surrey, and Kent.
The position involves both planned preventative maintenance and reactive breakdown response, acting as a key point of contact for customers on-site. Occasional overnight stays may be required, so flexibility is essential.
Key Responsibilities:
Carry out routine servicing and reactive maintenance on CHP systems
Diagnose faults and perform effective repairs on mechanical and electrical systems
Ensure full understanding of customer requirements prior to site visits
Produce detailed and accurate service reports, highlighting findings and recommendations
Maintain strong communication with the service and technical support teams
Provide technical support to colleagues and customers when required
Build and maintain positive working relationships with clients
Adhere strictly to health & safety procedures, including risk assessments
Represent the business professionally as a brand ambassador at all times
Support training activities for customers and internal teams where neededWhat We’re Looking For Essential:
Minimum 3 years’ experience as a CHP Engineer or in a similar role
Mechanical or Electrical Engineering qualification
18th Edition (IEE Wiring Regulations)
Strong electrical knowledge of LV power generation and distribution
Solid understanding of LTHW systems (pumps, flow rates, delta T, boilers, BMS controls)
Experience using control systems and diagnostic software (e.g. ComAp, DSE)
IT literate (Outlook, Excel, Word, and laptop-based diagnostic tools)
Full UK driving licence
Willingness to travel extensively and stay away when requiredThis is an excellent opportunity to join a financially stable and growing organisation that values its employees, invests in their development, and offers long-term career prospects. You’ll be part of a supportive team while enjoying autonomy in your day-to-day work
Salary description
£42000.00 - £48000.00 per year