402 Maintenance And Operations jobs in the United Kingdom

Housing Repairs & Maintenance Operations Manager Required To Work With Leading And Highly Reputable Housing Association based in the Nottinghamshire Region.

My client requires a high experienced and professional housing repairs and maintenance operation manager to join their award winning maintenance division based in Nottinghamshire.

This is a great opportunity to shape how our client delivers responsive repairs, void refurbishments, and planned works across the Nottingham, Worksop and Newark area-ensuring every customer experience reflects the clients values of care, consistency, and accountability.

You'll be the driving force behind a high-performing, multi-skilled team. You'll lead with purpose, inspire a culture of ownership, and ensure our services are safe, efficient, and customer focused.

Your leadership will directly impact customer satisfaction, operational performance, and employee engagement-making a real difference in the communities we serve.

What you'll be doing

• Leading and motivating a team of Locality Area Managers, In-Day Schedulers, and Trade Operatives
• Delivering high-quality customer-first services with right-first-time repairs and voids
• Embedding a culture of accountability, safety, and continuous improvement
• Managing budgets and resources effectively and delivering value for money
• Using data and insight to inform decisions and improve performance.
• Collaborating across Housing, Neighbourhoods, Commercial, and Asset teams to deliver a seamless, locality-based service

It is Essential that you'll bring

• Strong technical knowledge of property maintenance and building compliance.
• Up-to-date understanding of Health & Safety legislation, Decent Homes Standard, and HHSRS
• Proven experience in leading teams and driving service improvements.
• A collaborative, inclusive leadership style with a focus on coaching and development
• An HNC/HND in Construction or Building Management (or working towards) and/or CIH Level 4

You'll be measured on success by:

• 95% of repairs and voids completed within target.
• 85% first-time fix rate
• 95% customer satisfaction with repairs and estates
• Improvements delivered, cost-efficiency, and sustainability outcomes.

Job Details:

Salary: 59,693 per annum + Excellent Benefits

Location: Nottinghamshire (Nottingham, Newark & Worksop)

Hours: 40 hours per week

Holiday: 28 days holiday plus bank holidays.

Pension scheme: Matched with min contribution of 3% up to 6% so combined max would be 12%

Interested? Call Sam Hayes on (phone number removed) or email (url removed)

• Managing and directing the day-to-day operations of the facilities maintenance department.
• Developing and implementing comprehensive preventative and reactive maintenance strategies for all plant equipment, utilities, and building systems.
• Overseeing the maintenance and repair of electrical systems, HVAC, plumbing, and structural elements.
• Leading, training, and mentoring a team of skilled maintenance technicians and engineers.
• Managing vendor relationships and ensuring contractors adhere to safety protocols and performance standards.
• Developing and managing departmental budgets, including capital expenditure planning.
• Ensuring strict adherence to all health, safety, and environmental regulations and company policies.
• Implementing and maintaining robust asset management systems and CMMS (Computerized Maintenance Management System).
• Conducting regular site inspections to identify potential hazards and areas for improvement.
• Responding to and coordinating emergency repair efforts as needed.
• Continuously seeking opportunities to improve operational efficiency and reduce costs.

Company

Innova Search are proudly supporting a leading chemical manufacturing business with the appointment of a Maintenance Operations Engineer. Our client is an organisation with a strong culture of collaboration, innovation, and sustainability, offering employees the chance to make a real impact in an industry that touches lives every day. With a strong presence in the UK and a state-of-the-art manufacturing and R&D facility, they play a crucial role in producing high-quality products at scale.

Role

This position will deliver hands-on engineering support, addressing daily issues that affect manufacturing, quality, or EHS, while serving as the primary engineering point of contact for onsite production areas.

You will work as the key link between Maintenance Engineering and the Process Team, ensuring that all equipment is safely maintained, compliant, and kept in a qualified state where necessary.

Additionally, you will act as the user representative for major capital projects within the manufacturing areas you support.

Responsibilities

• Coordinate with engineering planners and supervisors to integrate urgent tasks into the schedule, ensuring adequate staffing
• Identify and address gaps in the maintenance system (e.g., spare parts, preventive maintenance), escalating issues when necessary
• Develop and update job plans for equipment within your area of expertise or when duties/equipment change.
• Maintain and revise equipment-specific maintenance SOPs for your area of responsibility
• Report key maintenance metrics and KPIs to the Process Team, Maintenance huddles, and other relevant meetings
• Manage minor equipment replacements or like-for-like changes in line with site change management procedures
• Serve as the user representative for capital projects involving the replacement of individual equipment items
• Participate in FMEA studies, contributing technical knowledge of equipment and facilities
• Investigate non-critical equipment or maintenance failures, documenting findings in the event management system
• Collaborate with Reliability, TechOps, Operations, and Quality teams to identify equipment improvement and optimisation opportunities
• Act as the subject matter expert during internal and external audits
• Provide on-site support and coaching to maintenance and operations personnel within your area
• Understand and uphold key process safety and environmental protections related to manufacturing equipment
• Offer site-wide support as needed, depending on skill set

Experience

• Mechanical or Electrical Engineering discipline degree qualified/apprenticeship trained, or equivalent
• Multi-skilled (mechanical & electrical) background preferred
• Experience of working on a GMP manufacturing site
• Solid understanding of mechanical and electrical principles/regulations
• Proven experience of hands-on maintenance and servicing of capital machinery

Company

Innova Search are proudly supporting a leading chemical manufacturing business with the appointment of a Maintenance Operations Engineer. Our client is an organisation with a strong culture of collaboration, innovation, and sustainability, offering employees the chance to make a real impact in an industry that touches lives every day. With a strong presence in the UK and a state-of-the-art manufacturing and R&D facility, they play a crucial role in producing high-quality products at scale.

Role

This position will deliver hands-on engineering support, addressing daily issues that affect manufacturing, quality, or EHS, while serving as the primary engineering point of contact for onsite production areas.

You will work as the key link between Maintenance Engineering and the Process Team, ensuring that all equipment is safely maintained, compliant, and kept in a qualified state where necessary.

Additionally, you will act as the user representative for major capital projects within the manufacturing areas you support.

Responsibilities

• Coordinate with engineering planners and supervisors to integrate urgent tasks into the schedule, ensuring adequate staffing
• Identify and address gaps in the maintenance system (e.g., spare parts, preventive maintenance), escalating issues when necessary
• Develop and update job plans for equipment within your area of expertise or when duties/equipment change.
• Maintain and revise equipment-specific maintenance SOPs for your area of responsibility
• Report key maintenance metrics and KPIs to the Process Team, Maintenance huddles, and other relevant meetings
• Manage minor equipment replacements or like-for-like changes in line with site change management procedures
• Serve as the user representative for capital projects involving the replacement of individual equipment items
• Participate in FMEA studies, contributing technical knowledge of equipment and facilities
• Investigate non-critical equipment or maintenance failures, documenting findings in the event management system
• Collaborate with Reliability, TechOps, Operations, and Quality teams to identify equipment improvement and optimisation opportunities
• Act as the subject matter expert during internal and external audits
• Provide on-site support and coaching to maintenance and operations personnel within your area
• Understand and uphold key process safety and environmental protections related to manufacturing equipment
• Offer site-wide support as needed, depending on skill set

Experience

• Mechanical or Electrical Engineering discipline degree qualified/apprenticeship trained, or equivalent
• Multi-skilled (mechanical & electrical) background preferred
• Experience of working on a GMP manufacturing site
• Solid understanding of mechanical and electrical principles/regulations
• Proven experience of hands-on maintenance and servicing of capital machinery

Company

Innova Search are proudly supporting a leading chemical manufacturing business with the appointment of a Maintenance Operations Engineer. Our client is an organisation with a strong culture of collaboration, innovation, and sustainability, offering employees the chance to make a real impact in an industry that touches lives every day. With a strong presence in the UK and a state-of-the-art manufacturing and R&D facility, they play a crucial role in producing high-quality products at scale.

Role

This position will deliver hands-on engineering support, addressing daily issues that affect manufacturing, quality, or EHS, while serving as the primary engineering point of contact for onsite production areas.

You will work as the key link between Maintenance Engineering and the Process Team, ensuring that all equipment is safely maintained, compliant, and kept in a qualified state where necessary.

Additionally, you will act as the user representative for major capital projects within the manufacturing areas you support.

Responsibilities

• Coordinate with engineering planners and supervisors to integrate urgent tasks into the schedule, ensuring adequate staffing
• Identify and address gaps in the maintenance system (e.g., spare parts, preventive maintenance), escalating issues when necessary
• Develop and update job plans for equipment within your area of expertise or when duties/equipment change.
• Maintain and revise equipment-specific maintenance SOPs for your area of responsibility
• Report key maintenance metrics and KPIs to the Process Team, Maintenance huddles, and other relevant meetings
• Manage minor equipment replacements or like-for-like changes in line with site change management procedures
• Serve as the user representative for capital projects involving the replacement of individual equipment items
• Participate in FMEA studies, contributing technical knowledge of equipment and facilities
• Investigate non-critical equipment or maintenance failures, documenting findings in the event management system
• Collaborate with Reliability, TechOps, Operations, and Quality teams to identify equipment improvement and optimisation opportunities
• Act as the subject matter expert during internal and external audits
• Provide on-site support and coaching to maintenance and operations personnel within your area
• Understand and uphold key process safety and environmental protections related to manufacturing equipment
• Offer site-wide support as needed, depending on skill set

Experience

• Mechanical or Electrical Engineering discipline degree qualified/apprenticeship trained, or equivalent
• Multi-skilled (mechanical & electrical) background preferred
• Experience of working on a GMP manufacturing site
• Solid understanding of mechanical and electrical principles/regulations
• Proven experience of hands-on maintenance and servicing of capital machinery

Company

Innova Search are proudly supporting a leading chemical manufacturing business with the appointment of a Maintenance Operations Engineer. Our client is an organisation with a strong culture of collaboration, innovation, and sustainability, offering employees the chance to make a real impact in an industry that touches lives every day. With a strong presence in the UK and a state-of-the-art manufacturing and R&D facility, they play a crucial role in producing high-quality products at scale.

Role

This position will deliver hands-on engineering support, addressing daily issues that affect manufacturing, quality, or EHS, while serving as the primary engineering point of contact for onsite production areas.

You will work as the key link between Maintenance Engineering and the Process Team, ensuring that all equipment is safely maintained, compliant, and kept in a qualified state where necessary.

Additionally, you will act as the user representative for major capital projects within the manufacturing areas you support.

Responsibilities

• Coordinate with engineering planners and supervisors to integrate urgent tasks into the schedule, ensuring adequate staffing
• Identify and address gaps in the maintenance system (e.g., spare parts, preventive maintenance), escalating issues when necessary
• Develop and update job plans for equipment within your area of expertise or when duties/equipment change.
• Maintain and revise equipment-specific maintenance SOPs for your area of responsibility
• Report key maintenance metrics and KPIs to the Process Team, Maintenance huddles, and other relevant meetings
• Manage minor equipment replacements or like-for-like changes in line with site change management procedures
• Serve as the user representative for capital projects involving the replacement of individual equipment items
• Participate in FMEA studies, contributing technical knowledge of equipment and facilities
• Investigate non-critical equipment or maintenance failures, documenting findings in the event management system
• Collaborate with Reliability, TechOps, Operations, and Quality teams to identify equipment improvement and optimisation opportunities
• Act as the subject matter expert during internal and external audits
• Provide on-site support and coaching to maintenance and operations personnel within your area
• Understand and uphold key process safety and environmental protections related to manufacturing equipment
• Offer site-wide support as needed, depending on skill set

Experience

• Mechanical or Electrical Engineering discipline degree qualified/apprenticeship trained, or equivalent
• Multi-skilled (mechanical & electrical) background preferred
• Experience of working on a GMP manufacturing site
• Solid understanding of mechanical and electrical principles/regulations
• Proven experience of hands-on maintenance and servicing of capital machinery

Housing Repairs & Maintenance Operations Manager Required To Work With Leading And Highly Reputable Housing Association based in the Nottinghamshire Region.

My client requires a high experienced and professional housing repairs and maintenance operation manager to join their award winning maintenance division based in Nottinghamshire.

This is a great opportunity to shape how our client delivers responsive repairs, void refurbishments, and planned works across the Nottingham, Worksop and Newark area-ensuring every customer experience reflects the clients values of care, consistency, and accountability.

You'll be the driving force behind a high-performing, multi-skilled team. You'll lead with purpose, inspire a culture of ownership, and ensure our services are safe, efficient, and customer focused.

Your leadership will directly impact customer satisfaction, operational performance, and employee engagement-making a real difference in the communities we serve.

What you'll be doing

• Leading and motivating a team of Locality Area Managers, In-Day Schedulers, and Trade Operatives
• Delivering high-quality customer-first services with right-first-time repairs and voids
• Embedding a culture of accountability, safety, and continuous improvement
• Managing budgets and resources effectively and delivering value for money
• Using data and insight to inform decisions and improve performance.
• Collaborating across Housing, Neighbourhoods, Commercial, and Asset teams to deliver a seamless, locality-based service

It is Essential that you'll bring

• Strong technical knowledge of property maintenance and building compliance.
• Up-to-date understanding of Health & Safety legislation, Decent Homes Standard, and HHSRS
• Proven experience in leading teams and driving service improvements.
• A collaborative, inclusive leadership style with a focus on coaching and development
• An HNC/HND in Construction or Building Management (or working towards) and/or CIH Level 4

You'll be measured on success by:

• 95% of repairs and voids completed within target.
• 85% first-time fix rate
• 95% customer satisfaction with repairs and estates
• Improvements delivered, cost-efficiency, and sustainability outcomes.

Job Details:

Salary: 59,693 per annum + Excellent Benefits

Location: Nottinghamshire (Nottingham, Newark & Worksop)

Hours: 40 hours per week

Holiday: 28 days holiday plus bank holidays.

Pension scheme: Matched with min contribution of 3% up to 6% so combined max would be 12%

Interested? Call Sam Hayes on (phone number removed) or email (url removed)

INDPS

Housing Repairs & Maintenance Operations Manager Required To Work With Leading And Highly Reputable Housing Association based in the Nottinghamshire Region.

My client requires a high experienced and professional housing repairs and maintenance operation manager to join their award winning maintenance division based in Nottinghamshire.

This is a great opportunity to shape how our client delivers responsive repairs, void refurbishments, and planned works across the Nottingham, Worksop and Newark area-ensuring every customer experience reflects the clients values of care, consistency, and accountability.

You'll be the driving force behind a high-performing, multi-skilled team. You'll lead with purpose, inspire a culture of ownership, and ensure our services are safe, efficient, and customer focused.

Your leadership will directly impact customer satisfaction, operational performance, and employee engagement-making a real difference in the communities we serve.

What you'll be doing

• Leading and motivating a team of Locality Area Managers, In-Day Schedulers, and Trade Operatives
• Delivering high-quality customer-first services with right-first-time repairs and voids
• Embedding a culture of accountability, safety, and continuous improvement
• Managing budgets and resources effectively and delivering value for money
• Using data and insight to inform decisions and improve performance.
• Collaborating across Housing, Neighbourhoods, Commercial, and Asset teams to deliver a seamless, locality-based service

It is Essential that you'll bring

• Strong technical knowledge of property maintenance and building compliance.
• Up-to-date understanding of Health & Safety legislation, Decent Homes Standard, and HHSRS
• Proven experience in leading teams and driving service improvements.
• A collaborative, inclusive leadership style with a focus on coaching and development
• An HNC/HND in Construction or Building Management (or working towards) and/or CIH Level 4

You'll be measured on success by:

• 95% of repairs and voids completed within target.
• 85% first-time fix rate
• 95% customer satisfaction with repairs and estates
• Improvements delivered, cost-efficiency, and sustainability outcomes.

Job Details:

Salary: 59,693 per annum + Excellent Benefits

Location: Nottinghamshire (Nottingham, Newark & Worksop)

Hours: 40 hours per week

Holiday: 28 days holiday plus bank holidays.

Pension scheme: Matched with min contribution of 3% up to 6% so combined max would be 12%

Interested? Call Sam Hayes on (phone number removed) or email (url removed)

INDPS

Maintenance Engineer
Starting Salary 32,367 - 36,399 per annum (plus opportunities for paid overtime)
Open-ended and full-time
MRC Laboratory of Molecular Biology, Cambridge Biomedcal Campus, UK

The MRC Laboratory of Molecular Biology, Cambridge (LMB) is an internationally recognised scientific research institution.

We are looking to recruit two full-time Maintenance Engineers to join the Estates and Facilities team on a permanent contract. We are keen to recruit one Maintenance Engineer with an electrical focus and one with a mechanical focus depending on experience and expertise. As such you will be responsible for providing electrical or mechanical planned and preventive maintenance (PPM) and reactive maintenance (RM) on all plant systems and services. You will also be responsible for operating the computer-controlled Building Management Systems (BMS) to monitor and identify fault diagnostics, taking the appropriate action to resolve these. You will oversee the operation of the steam boilers and systems; steam is used extensively throughout our sites and training will be given as required.

The LMB buildings, on the Cambridge Biomedical Campus and Babraham Research Campus, are required to be maintained and kept fully operational 24/7, to meet the scientific requirements. You will be required to be available on-call out-of-hours approximately 6-8 weeks per year (on a rota basis). You must hold a UK driving licence and live within a 30-mile radius of the main LMB building. Opportunities to work paid overtime are also available.

You will have completed a recognised electrical or mechanical apprenticeship or hold the equivalent qualifications. You will have experience of working in a complex building with responsibility for electrical or mechanical systems and using a BMS. You will possess a good working knowledge of engineering services and building maintenance and an understanding of HVAC systems. You will be a competent IT user and a team player who can also work independently with limited supervision. A salary at the higher end of the advertised scale will be offered to candidates with substantial experience.

The LMB has a collaborative working culture and state-of-the-art building based on the Cambridge Biomedical Campus. We have on-site parking, cycle enclosures and excellent public transport links to the site. We have a staff restaurant with roof terrace and access to a Campus nursery and sports and social facilities. You will be eligible to join our defined benefit pension scheme, a holiday entitlement of 40.5 days (including bank holidays and privilege days) and a generous employee discount scheme. We are also committed to providing training and development opportunities including support towards role-related qualifications.

The LMB is a world-class research institute within UK Research and Innovation (UKRI). UKRI is nine research councils, working together across all disciplines and sectors.

Closing date: 20/10/2025
We reserve the right to close this vacancy early if we receive sufficient applications for the role. Therefore, if you are interested, please submit your application as early as possible.

Final appointments will be subject to a pre-employment screening.

We actively support equality, diversity and inclusion in all our activities, processes and culture. We encourage applications from all sections of society. The LMB particularly welcomes women, minority ethnic and disabled candidates to apply for this vacancy as they are currently under-represented. We are a disability inclusive employer and encourage disabled people to apply for this role. You are very welcome to contact us for information about the application process and any adjustments you may require.