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to join the Building Services Team in the Jeffrey Cheah Biomedical Centre. The role holder will undertake a part-time level 3 Maintenance and Operations Engineering Technical apprenticeship at Cambridge Regional College. Role This is an exciting opportunity to join the Building Services Team in the Jeffrey Cheah Biomedical … Centre. The role holder will undertake a part-time level 3 Maintenance and Operations Engineering Technical apprenticeship at Cambridge Regional College. You will be an integral part of the JCBC Building Services Team, aiming to support Institute groups to work together in a cohesive research community. This role provides … spreadsheet creation, putting up shelves, repair and assemble furniture, decorate and fit notice boards, change locks and replace lamps Work alongside the Building Services Technician for more complex maintenance and repairs in JCBC. Responding to incoming maintenance requests from colleagues and resolving accordingly.Inspect machinery, equipment and systems, carrying out more »

served mechanical and electrical/instrumentation Engineers to enable them to carry out planned and reactive first line maintenance tasks. Work closely with the Operations department to develop an understanding of how the power station generates electricity that is distributed to the grid system. Support the site team in … of the power station. Undertake training to fully understand how a power station generates electricity that is distributed to the grid system. Training Engineering Technician Level 3 Location of training: Western Biomass Operating Company, Tilbury Green Power Plant, Port of Tilbury, Essex, RM18 7NU 1 day per week in … This role could lead to full time employment within WBOC in one of the departments that is most suited to the individual, most likely Operations or Maintenance. For the right candidates, further education and development would be an option for future career progression into Engineering and Management. There is more »