Electrical Maintenance Technician- plus 17.8% enhanced pay rate

NHS Jobs; Gloucester; On-site; GBP 40,000 - 60,000; Full time

Job summary

A healthcare organization is seeking an Electrical Maintenance Technician to maintain and repair electrical installations. Responsibilities include supervising trade staff, ensuring compliance with safety protocols, and participating in preventative maintenance. Candidates must be prepared for moderate to heavy physical work and adhere to infection control protocols. Shift work and on-call duties are part of the role.

Responsibilities

• Diagnose, repair, and maintain electrical installations and associated systems.
• Organize resources, including labour, materials, and transportation.
• Ensure high standards of workmanship and keep detailed service records.
• Report defects in plant, equipment, and building fabric promptly.
• Supervise trade staff and provide guidance.
• Participate in planned preventative maintenance schedules.
• Use personal protective equipment (PPE) as required.
• Operate the Estates/Facilities management system.
• Coordinate with ward managers for maintenance tasks.
• Ensure personal development through training.

Job description

Electrical Maintenance Technician - Plus 17.8% Enhanced Pay Rate

Key Responsibilities:

1. Diagnose, repair, and maintain electrical installations and associated systems.
2. Organize resources, including labour, materials, and transportation, to ensure tasks are completed efficiently.
3. Ensure high standards of workmanship and keep detailed service records.
4. Report defects in plant, equipment, and building fabric promptly.
5. Supervise trade staff when necessary and provide guidance on technical matters.
6. Participate in planned preventative maintenance schedules to ensure equipment remains in optimal condition.
7. Use personal protective equipment (PPE) as required and follow all safety protocols.
8. Operate the Estates/Facilities management system, including completing job records and timesheets.
9. Coordinate with ward and department managers to arrange access for maintenance tasks with minimal disruption.
10. Ensure personal development through training, keeping up to date with new techniques and regulations.

Working Environment:

• Exposure to heat, noise, chemicals, body fluids, and sewage.
• Moderate to heavy physical work, including lifting and working at heights.
• Frequent concentration needed for fault-finding and interpreting drawings.
• Adherence to infection control protocols when working in clinical areas.
• Shift work and responding to failures/breakdowns as part of an on-call rota.