Electrical Shift Engineer

Trevett Project Services; Metchley; On-site; GBP 36,550 - 49,450; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Stable long-term healthcare contract

Pension scheme

Holiday entitlement

Excellent career progression

Job summary

Trevett Services are recruiting for an Electrical Shift Engineer to support a major NHS hospital on a late shift. The role covers both electrical and mechanical building services within a critical healthcare environment.

Based in Birmingham, the position is a temp-to-perm, full-time role with a 12:00–20:00 schedule. You will perform PPM and reactive maintenance and work to HTM and safety regulations.

Qualifications

• Time-served apprenticeship or recognised engineering apprenticeship.
• City & Guilds or NVQ Level 3 in Electrical Engineering.
• 2391/2394/2395 Testing & Inspection.
• Experience in healthcare, NHS or PFI environment.

Responsibilities

• Carry out planned preventative maintenance and reactive repairs across mechanical and electrical building services.
• Diagnose faults and complete repairs on a wide range of plant and equipment.
• Maintain accurate maintenance records using CAFM systems.
• Ensure all works comply with HTM guidance, Health & Safety legislation and statutory regulations.
• Support the delivery of engineering compliance across a critical healthcare environment.
• Respond promptly to emergency breakdowns and minimise disruption to hospital services.

Skills

Fault finding

Electrical engineering

Preventive maintenance

Education

City & Guilds / NVQ Level 3 in Electrical Engineering

Tools

CAFM

Job description

Job Role: Electrical Shift Engineer

Location: Birmingham

Contract Type: Full Time Monday to Friday, Temp to Perm.

Hours: 12:00 - 20:00, 30 minute unpaid break.

Pay Rate: £43,000 equivalent

Job Description

Trevett Services are recruiting for an experienced Multiskilled Engineer Electrically biased, to join a leading healthcare facilities management contract at one of the UK's largest acute hospitals.

This is a temporary to permanent role working the late shift position, working across a complex healthcare estate where you'll play a key role in maintaining critical building services and ensuring engineering systems remain safe, compliant and fully operational. You'll be responsible for delivering both planned preventative maintenance (PPM) and reactive maintenance across mechanical and electrical plant while supporting the continued operation of vital NHS services.

Key Responsibilities

• Carry out planned preventative maintenance and reactive repairs across mechanical and electrical building services.
• Diagnose faults and complete repairs on a wide range of plant and equipment.
• Maintain accurate maintenance records using CAFM systems.
• Ensure all works comply with HTM guidance, Health & Safety legislation and statutory regulations.
• Support the delivery of engineering compliance across a critical healthcare environment.
• Respond promptly to emergency breakdowns and minimise disruption to hospital services.
• Assist with lifecycle planning through accurate asset data collection.
• Work independently from drawings, specifications and technical documentation.
• Maintain workshops, plant rooms and work areas to a high standard.
• Support the achievement and maintenance of Authorised Person (AP) or Competent Person (CP) status where appropriate.
• Work within sensitive clinical environments including operating theatres, intensive care units, A&E departments and mortuary facilities.

Essential Requirements

• Time-served apprenticeship or recognised engineering apprenticeship.
• City & Guilds or NVQ Level 3 qualification in Electrical Engineering. - ESSENTIAL
• City & Guilds BS#removed#th Edition - ESSENTIAL
• 2391 / 2394 / 2395 Testing & Inspection - ESSENTIAL
• Previous experience within a healthcare, NHS or PFI environment - ESSENTIAL
• Strong fault-finding and maintenance experience across building services.
• Good knowledge of Health Technical Memoranda (HTM) and statutory compliance.
• Experience using CAFM maintenance management systems.
• Ability to work independently and prioritise workloads effectively.

Desirable Qualifications

• ONC, HNC or HND in an Engineering discipline.
• Authorised Person (AP) status in relevant disciplines.
• Medical Gas (MGPS) experience.
• Specialist Ventilation Systems experience.
• HV/LV Authorisations.
• IPAF.
• Confined Space Training.
• IOSH or NEBOSH.
• IWFM qualification.

Benefits

• Stable long-term healthcare contract.
• Ongoing training and professional development.
• Opportunities to gain or maintain AP/CP authorisations.
• Pension scheme.
• Holiday entitlement.
• Excellent career progression within a leading facilities management organisation.