Electrical Compliance Engineer — Flexible Work & Impact

Weetabix; Burton Latimer; On-site; GBP 45,000 - 65,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Double-matched pension (up to 12%)

25 days annual leave

Annual salary review

Discounted Weetabix products

Personal development investment

Flexible work opportunities

Job summary

Weetabix is hiring an Electrical Compliance Engineer to help our engineering teams deliver safe, compliant electrical systems across the site. You will ensure activities align with statutory regulations and internal standards, protecting people and assets while maintaining uninterrupted manufacturing.

You will own and deliver electrical compliance programmes, assessing safety risks, identifying non‑compliance, and driving timely corrective actions to support a safe, high‑performing environment.

Qualifications

• Working knowledge of British Standards, Electricity at Work Regulations, PUWER, and EMF Regulations.
• CompEx certification (Ex01-Ex04, Ex05-Ex06, Ex11) for hazardous areas.
• Proven ability to diagnose and resolve electrical faults and compliance issues using RCA.
• Experience guiding installation, testing, and commissioning of new or modified electrical systems.

Responsibilities

• Identify and interpret regulatory and industry compliance standards for company assets.
• Develop and implement compliance plans using engineering guidelines and best practices.
• Review design data with engineering teams to highlight compliance risks.
• Conduct testing, inspections, and assessments with accurate results and clear reporting.

Skills

British Standards

Electricity at Work Regs

PUWER

EMF Regulations

CompEx Certification

Root Cause Analysis

Electrical systems commissioning

Job description

Weetabix is hiring an Electrical Compliance Engineer to help our engineering teams deliver safe, compliant electrical systems across the site. You will ensure activities align with statutory regulations and internal standards, protecting people and assets while maintaining uninterrupted manufacturing.

You will own and deliver electrical compliance programmes, assessing safety risks, identifying non‑compliance, and driving timely corrective actions to support a safe, high‑performing environment.