Facilities Support Engineer (Contract - 3 Months)

Rate: £200-£300 per day
Location: West Midlands (on-site)

Role Overview

We are seeking a Facilities Support Engineer to support mechanical and electrical maintenance activities, as well as facility upgrades aligned with business priorities. This is an initial 3-month contract with potential extension.

Key Responsibilities

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Support project and test facility requirements, ensuring delivery to timing and specification

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Assist in developing facility capability alongside internal and external stakeholders

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Maintain operational standards in line with legislative and regulatory compliance

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Ensure workshops operate safely, with appropriate equipment and clear instructions

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Apply and maintain 5S housekeeping standards across site operations

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Support Planned Preventive Maintenance (PPM) activities

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Supervise subcontractors carrying out maintenance, upgrades, and calibration

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Manage and maintain specialist equipment contracts

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Build and maintain effective relationships with contractors

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Ensure facilities and maintenance activities align with ISO9001 standards

Skills & Experience

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Qualification in Mechanical and/or Electrical Engineering (City & Guilds, HNC, or equivalent)

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Multi-skilled maintenance and engineering experience

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Experience with facility development and upgrades

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Strong background in planned maintenance systems

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Ability to manage issues, prioritise tasks, and work in a fast-paced environment

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Familiarity with 5S or similar continuous improvement methodologies

Personal Attributes

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Self-motivated and adaptable team player

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Strong problem-solving and analytical skills

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Organised with the ability to manage workloads and deadlines

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Confident communicator with a proactive approach

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Willingness to take ownership and support business objectives

Additional Information

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Working Hours: 37.5 hours per week, Monday to Friday (flexibility required)

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Work Pattern: Fully on-site

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Eligibility: Must have the right to work in the UK