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      <description>Location: Uxbridge | Salary: Negotiable | Type: Permanent | My client is recruiting for a permanent maintenance coordinator.  They are looking for someone that they can train in to the role.    This is a fast-paced and varied role where you’ll work closely with engineers, managers, and property professionals to ensure maintenance works are delivered efficiently and clients receive clear, timely communication.   Key Responsibilities      Schedule and coordinate engineers for reactive maintenance, servicing, and planned preventative maintenance (PPM)   Act as a central point of communication between engineers, clients, and internal teams   Monitor and manage open jobs to ensure timely completion   Review engineer reports and issue completion updates to clients   Arrange return visits where follow-up work is required   Raise and track quotations (based on supervisor specifications)   Order materials and coordinate ongoing works   Maintain accurate job records and documentation   Support compliance, certification, and record-keeping processes   Handle client enquiries and provide clear progress updates   Assist with urgent and reactive operational demands  &lt;/ul</description>
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