Dayshift Facilities Engineer (Electrical)

Escape; Falkirk; On-site; GBP 42,000 - 52,000; Full time

Job summary

Escape is seeking a dayshift Facilities Engineer with an electrical bias to join our team near Falkirk. The role focuses on maintaining and improving electrical installations within our manufacturing environment, ensuring compliance with safety regulations, and supporting site asset care.

You will carry out electrical inspections and testing, fault finding, plan works, and produce reports. A completed electrical apprenticeship (NVQ 3/4 or City & Guilds) and knowledge of wiring regulations are

Qualifications

• Completed electrical apprenticeship to NVQ level 3/4 or City & Guilds.
• Inspections and testing of electrical installations (City & Guilds 2391).
• Apply Safety, Health and Environmental legislation and procedures.
• Electrical inspection and testing.
• Fault finding: Electrical systems.
• Planning works and writing reports; completion of inspection and testing certification.
• Restore asset after works.
• Working knowledge of wiring regulations.
• Electrical principles, safety & control circuits, motors, motor control circuits.
• Spare parts management.
• Reading and adhering to site SOPs.

Skills

Electrical apprenticeship

Electrical inspections & testing

Safety & environmental legislation

Fault finding - electrical systems

Planning & reporting

Wiring regulations knowledge

Motor control circuits knowledge

Education

Timeserved electrical engineer

PAT testing (2377)

IOSH Managing Safely (Beneficial)

Background in installations

Job description

Due to the ongoing success of our manufacturing client, exciting opportunities have arisen for a dayshift Facilities Engineer with Electrical bias to join their team. This role is based near Falkirk and on dayshift.

Essential Qualifications/Skills/Knowledge

• Completed electrical apprenticeship (NVQ level 3 / 4 or city & guilds).
• Inspection and testing of electrical installations (City & Guilds 2391).
• Application of Safety, Health and Environmental legislation and procedures.
• Electrical inspection and testing.
• Fault finding: Electrical systems.
• Planning works and writing reports; completion of inspection and testing certification.
• Restore asset after works.
• Working knowledge of wiring regulations.
• Electrical principals, safety & control circuits, motors, motor control circuits.
• Spare parts management.
• Reading and adhering to site SOPs.

Qualifications/Skills/Knowledge

• Timeserved electrical engineer.
• PAT (City & Guilds 2377).
• IOSH Managing Safely (Beneficial).
• Background in installations.