Mechanical Engineer Surveyor Lifting Equipment
| Posting date: | 25 February 2026 |
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| Salary: | £48,000 to £52,000 per year |
| Hours: | Full time |
| Closing date: | 27 March 2026 |
| Location: | W1T 5AS |
| Remote working: | On-site only |
| Company: | Anderson Wright Consulting |
| Job type: | Permanent |
| Job reference: | CES/NLONDON-8224 |
Summary
Mechanical Engineer Surveyor – Lifting Equipment / Cranes
North London | Home Based | £48,000–£52,000 Basic | Total Package circa £62,000
Mechanical Engineer Surveyor required for a leading test, inspection and certification organisation covering North London. This role is perfect for engineers with hands-on experience maintaining, servicing, or inspecting cranes and lifting equipment who want to step up into a professional Engineer Surveyor position.
Mechanical Engineer Surveyor – Role Overview
As a Mechanical Engineer Surveyor specialising in Lifting Equipment, you will:
• Inspect and certify lifting equipment and cranes, including Gantry Cranes, Crawler Cranes, Scissor Lifts, MEWPs, Excavators, and Forklift Trucks anything covered under LOLER & PUWER regs
• Ensure compliance with LOLER and PUWER regulations
• Manage your own patch, diary, and client relationships
• Provide technical advice and clear inspection reports
• Operate within agreed inspection authorities and H&S standards
• Deliver excellent customer service in a professional environment
This home-based surveyor role allows autonomy with support from a centralised diary management team and no mandatory overtime.
Mechanical Engineer Surveyor – Package
• £48,000–£52,000 basic salary
• Total package circa £62,000
• Company car or car allowance
• Private health care
• Double matched pension
• Annual bonus
• 33 days holiday (including statutory) with ability to buy/sell extra days
• 40-hour flexible working week
• Overtime opportunities available (not mandatory)
• Structured training programme with £55,000 investment in the first 12 months
• 12–16 weeks modular classroom & practical training
• Support with professional membership renewal fees
• Career ladder with 8 progression options
Mechanical Engineer Surveyor – Requirements
• Practical experience maintaining, inspecting, servicing, or repairing lifting equipment or cranes
• Ideally a Level 4 qualification (HNC or above) in Mechanical Engineering or related discipline
• Minimum a Level 3 Mechanical qualification accepted with strong hands-on experience
• UK Driving Licence
• Comfortable in customer-facing roles
Ideal Backgrounds
• Mechanical Maintenance Engineer
• Crane Engineer / Lifting Equipment Engineer
• MEWP Engineer
• Forklift / Plant Engineer
• Ex-Forces Engineer (REME)
• Existing Engineer Surveyor
Mechanical Engineer Surveyor – Lifting Equipment / Cranes