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Electrical Maintenance Engineer

Futures

United Kingdom

On-site

GBP 30,000 - 40,000

Full time

6 days ago
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Job summary

A leading engineering recruitment firm is seeking an electrical maintenance engineer for a permanent afternoon shift. In this role, you'll respond to site breakdowns, adhere to PPM schedules, and maintain a variety of machines. Experience in a fast-paced environment and electrical fault finding is essential. The ideal candidate has a minimum of 2 years experience as an Electrician after completing a full electrical apprenticeship.

Qualifications

  • Minimum 2 years experience as an Electrician or Multi-skilled Engineer in a busy manufacturing environment.
  • Experience in identifying concerns or defects without direction.
  • Able to read and understand electrical drawings.

Responsibilities

  • Identify spare parts for repairs and order them appropriately.
  • Carry out electrical installations as per regulations.
  • Maintain plant & equipment according to manufacturers' instructions.
  • Respond to breakdowns on site and adhere to the PPM schedule.

Skills

Electrical fault finding
General H&S Regulations
Risk Assessments
Method Statements

Education

Training in Electricity at Work regulations (17th Edition)
Electrician apprenticeship

Job description

Futures are looking to appoint an electrical maintenance engineer on a permanent afternoons shift. Our client is looking for an electrical maintenance engineer to be the go to person on site, responding to breakdowns that occur and adhering to the PPM schedule. You will have experience working within a fast paced environment and have the ability to take your hand to a variety of machines, electrically with some mechanical work. There will be elements of lone working. You'll be the only Maintenance Engineer on site after 6pm.

Roles and responsibilities:

  • Identify spare parts to carry out repairs and order through appropriate channels
  • Electrical Installations in accordance with Electricity at Work regulations (17th Edition Training is essential)
  • PLC Fault Finding ability. PLC programming is not expected but would advantageous
  • Extensive knowledge and experience with electrical fault finding
  • Maintain plant & equipment according to manufacturers instructions
  • Able to read, understand and diagnose electrical faults utilising Equipment Electrical Drawings

Skills and Qualifications

  • Training in or experience of General H&S Regulations, carrying out Risk Assessments and producing Method Statements
  • Must be experienced and self-motivated and able to identify concerns / defects without direction.
  • Minimum 2 years experience as an Electrician or Multi-skilled Engineer, in a busy manufacturing environment, after finishing a full electrical apprenticeship

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