FAQs
What are the primary responsibilities of a Multi-Skilled Technician in the Estates team?
The primary responsibilities include providing technical assistance for mechanical and electrical staff, undertaking complex fault diagnosis and maintenance work, participating in emergency call-out services, and supporting projects and minor works teams, among other duties.
What qualifications or skills are required for this position?
Candidates should possess a wide range of mechanical and electrical skills, as well as experience in fault diagnosis, maintenance, and compliance with safety standards. Being trained across various engineering disciplines is essential.
Will the Multi-Skilled Technician be involved in emergency situations?
Yes, the post holder will participate in an emergency call-out service and will be involved in resolving urgent repairs and maintenance issues as they arise.
Who does the Multi-Skilled Technician report to?
The Multi-Skilled Technician will report to the Estates Manager or Works Officer on a daily basis.
Is training and development supported for this position?
Yes, the organization is fully committed to the training and development of its workforce, providing support for continuing education and learning.
What type of environment will the Multi-Skilled Technician be working in?
The Multi-Skilled Technician will work within critical environments, such as a specialist NHS hospital, and will be responsible for maintaining services and equipment in these areas.
Are there any specific safety or compliance standards that need to be followed?
Yes, compliance with organizational standards, policies, and safety procedures, including Health & Safety Policy, Health Technical Memoranda (HTMs), and SFG20, is essential.
Can the position involve working on special departmental projects?
Yes, the Multi-Skilled Technician may undertake special departmental projects as identified by the Head of Estates or Senior Estates Technician.
What do patients think about the hospital where the Multi-Skilled Technician will work?
Patients consistently rate the hospital among the top in the country for quality of care, highlighting the organization’s success in providing outstanding services.
Is the Multi-Skilled Technician expected to pass on knowledge to others?
Yes, part of the role involves diagnosing and repairing faults and sharing knowledge with other team members as new situations arise.