Location: Remote/Hybrid (with occasional regional travel) Working Pattern: Full-time, Term-time only (37.5 hrs/week) We are seeking a highly organised, discreet, and proactive Executive Assistant to provide confidential and high-level support to a senior leader within a national education organisation. The role involves full ownership of office and diary management, coordination of internal and external appointments, document handling, project support, and ensuring compliance with key deadlines. In addition, you will provide administrative support to the wider student support team, including assistance with compliance audits and reporting processes. Key Responsibilities Manage the diary, meetings, and communications of a senior regional leader Coordinate travel, expenses, and internal/external appointments Draft, proofread and circulate documents, reports, agendas, and minutes Support preparation and logistics for strategic and compliance-related projects Liaise with internal teams and external agencies, ensuring timely follow-up and workflow management Maintain oversight of key student support systems and ensure reporting accuracy Occasionally attend meetings or visits regionally, supporting documentation and follow-up About You Proven experience in an EA or senior admin role with a strong focus on confidentiality Demonstrable experience in the education industry, particularly in SENDCO environments Excellent organisational and time management skills, with strong written and verbal communication Confident using Microsoft Office, digital workflow platforms, and Smartsheet (or similar) Flexibility to travel as and when needed across the UK Calm under pressure, detail-oriented, and a team player
Oct 22, 2025
Full time
Location: Remote/Hybrid (with occasional regional travel) Working Pattern: Full-time, Term-time only (37.5 hrs/week) We are seeking a highly organised, discreet, and proactive Executive Assistant to provide confidential and high-level support to a senior leader within a national education organisation. The role involves full ownership of office and diary management, coordination of internal and external appointments, document handling, project support, and ensuring compliance with key deadlines. In addition, you will provide administrative support to the wider student support team, including assistance with compliance audits and reporting processes. Key Responsibilities Manage the diary, meetings, and communications of a senior regional leader Coordinate travel, expenses, and internal/external appointments Draft, proofread and circulate documents, reports, agendas, and minutes Support preparation and logistics for strategic and compliance-related projects Liaise with internal teams and external agencies, ensuring timely follow-up and workflow management Maintain oversight of key student support systems and ensure reporting accuracy Occasionally attend meetings or visits regionally, supporting documentation and follow-up About You Proven experience in an EA or senior admin role with a strong focus on confidentiality Demonstrable experience in the education industry, particularly in SENDCO environments Excellent organisational and time management skills, with strong written and verbal communication Confident using Microsoft Office, digital workflow platforms, and Smartsheet (or similar) Flexibility to travel as and when needed across the UK Calm under pressure, detail-oriented, and a team player
Job Title: Service Engineer - Pump Systems Location: Remote - (South East) Employment basis: Full time Reports to: Lead Engineer Hours of work: 40 hours per week, 08:00-17:00, Monday to Friday. Flexibility required for emergency repairs outside of standard hours. Summary of Position Our client are seeking a motivated Service Engineer to join their technical services team, covering the South East region. This customer-facing role involves the installation, servicing, and maintenance of pump and dosing equipment in commercial and industrial settings. The position requires a mix of practical hands-on skills, electrical competency, and the ability to work independently while delivering excellent customer service. Full product training will be provided. Primary Responsibilities Install, service, and maintain dosing and pump systems at client sites. Diagnose and repair basic electrical and mechanical faults. Perform planned preventative maintenance (PPM) and reactive support. Ensure compliance with health & safety standards and company procedures. Provide excellent customer service with minimal disruption to client operations. Maintain accurate service and installation records. Collaborate with the wider technical and support teams. Person Specification Essential Electrical competency (basic knowledge of circuits, fault-finding, and safety). Ability to travel across the South East region, with occasional overnight stays. Self-motivated, reliable, and able to work independently. Strong communication and customer service skills. Willingness to learn (full product training provided). Full UK driving licence. Electrical or electromechanical background or qualification (preferred). Desirable Familiarity with pumps, dosing systems, or mechanical equipment. Previous experience in a service or field engineer role.
Oct 06, 2025
Full time
Job Title: Service Engineer - Pump Systems Location: Remote - (South East) Employment basis: Full time Reports to: Lead Engineer Hours of work: 40 hours per week, 08:00-17:00, Monday to Friday. Flexibility required for emergency repairs outside of standard hours. Summary of Position Our client are seeking a motivated Service Engineer to join their technical services team, covering the South East region. This customer-facing role involves the installation, servicing, and maintenance of pump and dosing equipment in commercial and industrial settings. The position requires a mix of practical hands-on skills, electrical competency, and the ability to work independently while delivering excellent customer service. Full product training will be provided. Primary Responsibilities Install, service, and maintain dosing and pump systems at client sites. Diagnose and repair basic electrical and mechanical faults. Perform planned preventative maintenance (PPM) and reactive support. Ensure compliance with health & safety standards and company procedures. Provide excellent customer service with minimal disruption to client operations. Maintain accurate service and installation records. Collaborate with the wider technical and support teams. Person Specification Essential Electrical competency (basic knowledge of circuits, fault-finding, and safety). Ability to travel across the South East region, with occasional overnight stays. Self-motivated, reliable, and able to work independently. Strong communication and customer service skills. Willingness to learn (full product training provided). Full UK driving licence. Electrical or electromechanical background or qualification (preferred). Desirable Familiarity with pumps, dosing systems, or mechanical equipment. Previous experience in a service or field engineer role.
CHP Operations Engineer About the Role We are seeking a skilled and proactive CHP Operations Engineer with hands-on experience in large engine CHP systems to join our client's growing team. This field-based role plays a critical part in the operation, maintenance, and optimisation of a fleet of CHP units across multiple sites. You will take ownership of both routine and reactive tasks, including servicing, major overhauls, stock control, and partnering with operations to ensure reliability and efficiency. Location: Field-Based (UK Wide / Region-Specific). Head Office in Hampshire. Key Responsibilities Key Responsibilities as a CHP Operations Engineer: CHP Operations Management : Oversee the performance and availability of a fleet of CHP engines; ensure high operational uptime and efficient output. Servicing and Maintenance : Perform scheduled servicing, diagnostics, and fault-finding on large gas engines (typically >250kW). Engine Rebuilds : Lead or assist in major overhauls and rebuilds of gas engines as required. Call-Outs & Emergency Repairs : Respond to out-of-hours breakdowns and faults on a rotational basis; resolve issues swiftly to minimise downtime. Stock Control : Manage and track critical spare parts inventory; ensure tools and parts are available across various sites to support field operations. Operational Support : Work closely with the central operations team and site-based staff to plan maintenance windows, implement improvements, and ensure health & safety compliance. Partner Engagement : Liaise with third-party suppliers, engine manufacturers, and service partners to coordinate maintenance and resolve technical issues. Documentation & Compliance : Maintain detailed service records, risk assessments, and compliance checklists in accordance with company and legal requirements. Skills & Experience Key Skills & Experience as a CHP Operations Engineer: Essential: Proven experience working with large CHP/gas engines (e.g., Jenbacher, MAN, MTU, MWM, or similar) Strong mechanical and electrical diagnostic skills Experience in CHP servicing, rebuilds, and fault resolution Familiarity with stock management systems and spare part logistics Full UK driving license and willingness to travel regionally/nationally Right to work in the UK Desirable: Experience managing or supporting a fleet of CHP units OEM training or CHP manufacturer certifications Basic control systems understanding (COMAP, SCADA, BMS, etc.) IOSH or other H&S qualifications What Our Client Offers Competitive salary on-call allowance/overtime Company vehicle or vehicle allowance Tools, PPE, and specialist equipment provided Pension contribution and health benefits Training and development opportunities Working Environment This is a field-based role with travel to multiple CHP sites, including industrial, commercial, and utility-scale environments. Some overnight stays may be required. You'll be part of a collaborative operations team with regular communication and support from HQ in Hampshire. Ready to Apply? If you're a skilled CHP Operations Engineer looking for autonomy, technical challenge, and real operational impact - we'd love to hear from you.
Oct 01, 2025
Full time
CHP Operations Engineer About the Role We are seeking a skilled and proactive CHP Operations Engineer with hands-on experience in large engine CHP systems to join our client's growing team. This field-based role plays a critical part in the operation, maintenance, and optimisation of a fleet of CHP units across multiple sites. You will take ownership of both routine and reactive tasks, including servicing, major overhauls, stock control, and partnering with operations to ensure reliability and efficiency. Location: Field-Based (UK Wide / Region-Specific). Head Office in Hampshire. Key Responsibilities Key Responsibilities as a CHP Operations Engineer: CHP Operations Management : Oversee the performance and availability of a fleet of CHP engines; ensure high operational uptime and efficient output. Servicing and Maintenance : Perform scheduled servicing, diagnostics, and fault-finding on large gas engines (typically >250kW). Engine Rebuilds : Lead or assist in major overhauls and rebuilds of gas engines as required. Call-Outs & Emergency Repairs : Respond to out-of-hours breakdowns and faults on a rotational basis; resolve issues swiftly to minimise downtime. Stock Control : Manage and track critical spare parts inventory; ensure tools and parts are available across various sites to support field operations. Operational Support : Work closely with the central operations team and site-based staff to plan maintenance windows, implement improvements, and ensure health & safety compliance. Partner Engagement : Liaise with third-party suppliers, engine manufacturers, and service partners to coordinate maintenance and resolve technical issues. Documentation & Compliance : Maintain detailed service records, risk assessments, and compliance checklists in accordance with company and legal requirements. Skills & Experience Key Skills & Experience as a CHP Operations Engineer: Essential: Proven experience working with large CHP/gas engines (e.g., Jenbacher, MAN, MTU, MWM, or similar) Strong mechanical and electrical diagnostic skills Experience in CHP servicing, rebuilds, and fault resolution Familiarity with stock management systems and spare part logistics Full UK driving license and willingness to travel regionally/nationally Right to work in the UK Desirable: Experience managing or supporting a fleet of CHP units OEM training or CHP manufacturer certifications Basic control systems understanding (COMAP, SCADA, BMS, etc.) IOSH or other H&S qualifications What Our Client Offers Competitive salary on-call allowance/overtime Company vehicle or vehicle allowance Tools, PPE, and specialist equipment provided Pension contribution and health benefits Training and development opportunities Working Environment This is a field-based role with travel to multiple CHP sites, including industrial, commercial, and utility-scale environments. Some overnight stays may be required. You'll be part of a collaborative operations team with regular communication and support from HQ in Hampshire. Ready to Apply? If you're a skilled CHP Operations Engineer looking for autonomy, technical challenge, and real operational impact - we'd love to hear from you.