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A leading organization is seeking a Building Services Engineer (Electrical) to join their Campus Infrastructure team. The role involves supporting the operation of electrical systems and leading maintenance strategies, with a strong focus on compliance and project management. Candidates should have an HNC in Electrical Engineering and experience with complex electrical projects. The position offers full-time, permanent employment with competitive pay and benefits in an inclusive work environment.
Job Description
Building Services Engineer (Electrical)
Department: Campus Infrastructure
Salary: Starting from £38,249, rising to £45,413
Contract Type: Full Time, Permanent
Closing date: Monday 21 July 2025
Reference: CC12621
Special Conditions: Uniform, footwear, or personal protective equipment is supplied and required to be worn. Manual handling activities are involved.
Are you an experienced electrical engineer looking to make a meaningful impact in a complex and rewarding environment? We’re seeking a proactive and technically skilled Building Services Engineer (Electrical) to join our Campus Infrastructure team.
In this key role, you will support the Head of Engineering Services in ensuring the safe, efficient, and compliant operation of electrical systems across our estate. Your responsibilities will include:
We’re looking for someone with:
This role is offered on a full-time (36.5 hours per week), permanent basis, with participation in a 24-hour duty manager on-call rota, for which additional payment is provided.
For an informal discussion about the role, please contact Ben Spicer, Head of Engineering Services. Ensure your application is submitted via the University website.
We offer a supportive environment that values diversity and inclusion, with numerous benefits including:
We are committed to creating an inclusive environment and encourage applications from all backgrounds, especially underrepresented groups. Our initiatives include reducing unconscious bias in our recruitment process.