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KineticPlc in Newcastle upon Tyne is seeking an Electrical Fitter for a full-time contract in the hydrogen power generation sector. You will perform electrical assembly, high/low voltage wiring, and control panel integration on hydrogen power units, with pre-commissioning checks and FAT support.
The role requires NVQ Level 3 in Electrical Engineering and 18th Edition BS 7671 preferred; hands-on experience with industrial wiring; safe isolation procedures; shift pattern includes mornings and
Newcastle upon Tyne, England, North East
Temporary
JOB TITLE: Electrical Fitters - Hydrogen Power GenerationLOCATION: Newcastle upon TyneCONTRACT: Full-Time, ContractPAY RATE: £23.04 per hour (~£44,300 per annum)WORKING HOURS: 37 hours per week (2-Shift Pattern: Mornings & Afternoons)This position operates on a rotating 2-shift pattern (Mornings/Afternoons), offering a great work-life balance alongside competitive hourly pay in a rapidly growing sector.Shift StructureWeekly Hours: 37 hours per week (Monday - Friday)Pattern: Rotating weekly between:Early Shift: MorningsLate Shift: AfternoonsKey ResponsibilitiesPerform electrical assembly, high-voltage/low-voltage wiring, and cable harness integration on hydrogen power units.Assemble control panels, switchgear, inverters, and automated control systems.Carry out pre-commissioning checks, point-to-point wiring tests, and initial energisation procedures.Work safely alongside mechanical and process engineering teams in a controlled manufacturing/testing environment.Diagnose electrical faults and perform remedial work during factory acceptance testing (FAT).What We Are Looking ForQualifications: NVQ Level 3 in Electrical Engineering / Electrotechnical Technology (or recognized time-served apprenticeship).Regulations: 18th Edition BS 7671 preferred.Experience: Hands-on experience with industrial wiring, control panels, power generation, or automotive/renewable energy power systems.Safety Awareness: Knowledge of safe isolation procedures and working with energy systems (ATEX / COMPEX exposure is an advantage, though not essential).