Mechanical Inspector - Local Council (3-6 Months)

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Job type
Temporary
Location
Dundee
Working Pattern
Flexible Working,Full-time
Specialism
Mechanical And Electrical
Industry
Construction
Pay
Strong

Mechanical inspector required to support leading local council (2-3 months) *Heating/Plumbing/Ventilation

An exciting opportunity has arisen for an established Clerk of Works/Mechanical Inspector to join a leading local council in Dundee. (3-6 Months sick cover)

This role will have you overseeing and contributing towards the management of reactive maintenance within the councils property portfolio. You will help with the delivery of any mechanical improvement projects and planned upgrade works across the estate. This can range from heating and plumbing, to ventilation and complaints handling.

The successful candidate should ideally hold a degree in Mechanical Engineering with ideally a membership of IMechE, CIBSE or similar - but this is not essential. Candidates with a strong trades background at a senior level may be considered. You must have substantial post-qualification experience, and demonstrate strong communication skills.

This role is offering a strong hourly rate, flexi and hybrid working.

If you are interested in hearing more about this role, please forward your CV to myself at
taylor.munro@hays.com
and I will reach out.

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