We are recruiting for a DAYS based electrical bias maintenance engineer, based in Liverpool. Salary £45 plus very attractive additional earning potential. This is a permanent role with a market leader.Job Summary: Due to a huge workload increase and an ongoing plant expansion project, a highly reputable process-related organization in Liverpool is seeking a skilled & experienced Electrical Maintenance Engineer on days. The electrical maintenance engineer will be responsible for the maintenance of all plant & facility assets and associated infrastructure.
Typical duties & responsibilities:- Provide site Electrical maintenance support on a days basis.
- Safe isolations of electrical and instrumentation equipment.
- Overhaul & testing of the site's EC&I equipment.
- Inspection, testing and service of all site electrical equipment.
- Fixed wiring defect repair of all site electrical equipment.
- Fault diagnosis and resolution of EC&I problems across site.
- Calibration of site instrumentation equipment.
- Installation & commissioning of minor EC&I projects.
- Root cause & Continuous Improvement of site assets.
In order to be successful:- Recognised apprenticeship in relevant discipline (Electrical and Electronics Engineering).
- Experience of working within an industrial, continuous process or production facility.
- Knowledge of working with CMMS software applications.
- Detailed knowledge of preventative, predictive and lifecycle maintenance activities.
- PLC/ HMI/ SCADA Understanding.
- CompEX Qualification Ideally.
- Instrumentation experience Ideally.
If you want to work for a long-standing and expanding organization that consistently invests in people and their facilities, then look no further. Please contact Danny at PRS.
PRS are a leading specialist recruitment and search & selection consultancy within the Manufacturing Engineering and Building Services, FM and Support Sectors. Please note if you have not heard from us within 5 days, then your application has not been successful. PRS is an equal opportunity employer.