Engineer Surveyor

**Engineer Surveyor - Crane & Lifting Equipment**

**Salary: Basic from £42503 (Includes London Weighting), Company Car or Car Allowance, Benefits**

**Location**: South East London

A large Blue-Chip organisation is currently looking for a Crane & Lifting Equipment Engineer Surveyor to cover the South East London area. Working on a Monday-Friday basis with flexible working hours, you will be required to visit client sites to make sureall equipment is working to Health & Safety, Quality and Environmental standards.

**Skills required for an Engineer Surveyor (Crane & Lifting Equipment)**:

- Have hands on experience of maintaining, servicing and repairing or working with various pieces of crane and lifting equipment.
- Knowledge and Understanding of LOLER & PUWER regulations.
- Able to work unsupervised and make decisions on the condition and future use equipment.
- Able to work at height and in confined spaces.
- Strong relationship building skills and the ability to influence customers

**The Engineer Surveyor will benefit from**:

- Joining a large organisation who are consistently winning new contracts strengthening their place within the marketplace.
- Put through a HNC qualification with the client funding and giving time off to study.
- A comprehensive training structure with both internal and external training programmes tailored to suit the development of the individual. The Organisation invests £60,000 worth of training in you over a 5-year period.
- Opportunity to progress into various positions within the business including Management, Technical Specialist and other Senior positions.
- Ability to organise own working day, unsupervised and meet different clients on a daily basis.
- Fantastic Benefits Package and regular Performance Reviews.

**Benefits**:Company Car or Car Allowance, Bonus, Overtime, Pension, 25 Days Holiday (+ Bank Holidays), Healthcare. If you live within the M25 or on the Outskirts, you will get up to £6,000 London Weighting.

**Commutable**:South East London

**For further details, contact Andrew McFarlane.