Onsite IT engineer at office
Resident · Part-Time · Ad-Hoc · Consistent

Onsite Engineers
At Your Office

A face in the building. An engineer who knows your office, your users, and your systems — not a number in a queue. Deskside support the way it should work.

Named consistent engineer
Full-time or part-time
Cover on absence — guaranteed
Deskside in under 5 minutes

< 5min

Average deskside response

Walk-up or radioed

98%

Same-day resolution

For deskside issues

48hr

New starter turnaround

From request to ready

100%

Cover on engineer absence

Network backfill guaranteed

Engagement Models

The Right Level of Presence

From one day a week to a full-time resident — matched to your office size, headcount, and IT complexity.

Resident Engineer (Full-Time)

A dedicated engineer at your office, every working day. Fully embedded in your team — they know the building, the users, and the quirks of your environment before anything breaks.

  • Fixed named resource — consistency matters
  • Integrated with your IT team and processes
  • Office-wide technology ownership
  • Escalation path to our L2/L3 support

Part-Time Presence (x days/week)

Not every office needs a full-time engineer. We provide 1–4 days per week on a fixed schedule — the engineer knows the site, the users know the face.

  • 1, 2, 3 or 4 days per week
  • Planned schedule, consistent engineer
  • Backfill cover arranged for absence
  • Ideal for 50–200 seat offices

Ad-Hoc & Project-Based

Office move? New starter batch? AV installation? We supply engineers for specific projects or busy periods — briefed, qualified, and on-site when you need them.

  • Booked 48 hours in advance
  • Project or day-rate pricing
  • No long-term commitment required
  • Same quality, no retainer

What an Onsite Engineer Actually Does

Everything a remote helpdesk can't — because proximity is the point.

Deskside support

Walk-up and scheduled visits — hardware issues, software installs, peripheral faults resolved without a ticket.

New starter onboarding

Device provisioning, account setup, application install, and a 30-minute sit-down with every new joiner.

Office moves & relocations

PC packs, cable runs, phone systems, printer placement — physically moving a workforce without losing a working day.

WiFi & connectivity

Dead spots, flaky connections, rogue devices — diagnosed and resolved without escalating to a remote team.

Print & peripherals

Printers, scanners, docking stations, AV equipment — the unglamorous issues that waste hours of user time.

Events & board support

Boardroom AV, video conferencing, all-hands events — technical support present so leadership doesn't have to worry.

Why Onsite Is
Categorically Different

Remote support is excellent at what it does. But there are things that only a person in the building can do — and those things matter more than most IT managers want to admit until they experience it.

They know your office

A remote helpdesk agent doesn't know that the third-floor printer needs a driver every time someone restarts, or that the boardroom HDMI is faulty. Your resident engineer does.

Zero context-switching for users

Users walk over, describe the problem once, and it gets fixed. No ticket, no phone queue, no explaining the environment to someone who's never been there.

Proactive, not reactive

A resident engineer spots the failing UPS before it takes down the server room. They notice the cabling that's a trip hazard. Proximity changes everything.

Continuity through our network

Holidays, illness, emergency leave — we provide cover from our network. Your office is never without on-site support.

Put an Engineer
In Your Building.

Tell us your office size, locations and what remote support isn't handling well. We'll propose the right coverage model within 24 hours.