Critical M & E Shift Engineer; Nights Shift Pattern

Shift Engineer - Critical Facilities / Data Centre 📍 London

💷 Salary:
Competitive

🎯 Benefits:
Structured career progression, ongoing training & development

The Opportunity Step into the world of mission‑critical engineering. We are seeking a skilled and motivated Shift Engineer to join a forward‑thinking team supporting a high‑availability data centre environment. This role offers the opportunity to work with cutting‑edge infrastructure while building a clear, long‑term engineering career within critical facilities.

You will play a key role in ensuring the safe, efficient, and reliable operation of electrical, mechanical, and HVAC systems that support 24/7 critical operations.

• Operate, monitor, and maintain LV/MV electrical systems, mechanical plant, HVAC, UPS, and generators
• Diagnose, troubleshoot, and resolve faults to maintain maximum system uptime
• Complete Planned Preventative Maintenance (PPM) and reactive maintenance tasks
• Carry out authorised high‑and low‑voltage switching in line with Safe Systems of Work
• Supervise subcontractors, ensuring full compliance with health & safety and operational standards
• Monitor systems and manage faults using BMS, PMS, and CMS platforms

• Completed engineering apprenticeship or equivalent technical qualification
• Proven experience within critical facilities, data centres, or other high‑pressure environments
• Strong technical knowledge of electrical systems, HVAC, and building services
• A confident problem‑solver with strong communication and teamwork skills
• NCC, REC, or equivalent certifications (desirable but not essential)

• Work on business‑critical infrastructure and intelligent building systems
• Access structured training, development, and clear progression pathways
• Join a collaborative, professional engineering team
• Develop your expertise in a fast‑paced, high‑reliability environment 🚀

Take the next step in your engineering career and join a team that sets the benchmark for technical excellence and operational reliability