Maintenance Supervisor, Slough

Your new employer is a leading global facilities management provider, and they are looking for a skilled Data Centre Shift Leader to join their team in Slough, West London . This is an excellent opportunity to step into a leadership role within a critical environment, offering long-term stability, progression, and exposure to high-value infrastructure.What you'll be doing: Leading and coordinating shift activities to ensure all maintenance tasks are completed safely and efficiently Supervising planned, reactive, and corrective maintenance across electrical and mechanical systems Acting as a point of escalation for engineers and supporting the shift team in day-to-day operationsOperating and isolating systems safely, ensuring compliance with site procedures and risk controls Managing subcontractors on site, ensuring works are delivered to the required standards Reviewing permits to work, RAMS, and ensuring full compliance with QHSE procedures Completing shift handovers, reports, and maintaining accurate maintenance recordsSupporting incident response and ensuring minimal downtime across critical infrastructure What you'll get in return: Role - Data Centre Shift Lead Paying Up to£55,100 per annum Continental shift pattern (days and nights) 20 days annual leave (no bank holidays) Long-term, stable contract within a critical environmentOngoing training and development opportunities Exposure to mission-critical data centre infrastructure Company pension scheme The Person: Proven experience within a critical environment or data centre setting Strong electrical or mechanical background Experience supervising or leading a shift/teamGood understanding of safe systems of work, permits, and compliance Strong communication and leadership skills Ability to work under pressure in a fast-paced environment Proactive, organised, and committed to high standards What to do now: If you, or someone you know, could be interested in this role, apply today or call Harry on 07537 163 682 for a confidential discussion.TPBN1_UKTJ