Fleet Performance Engineer

ZipRecruiter; Liverpool; On-site; GBP 100,000 - 125,000; Full time

Job summary

Une entreprise majeure dans le secteur ferroviaire recherche un ingénieur de performance de flotte à Liverpool pour un projet d'amélioration sur 12 mois. Le candidat idéal devra avoir une solide expérience dans les systèmes électriques et être capable de gérer des enquêtes techniques tout en garantissant la conformité aux normes de sécurité et de qualité. Le poste nécessite des qualifications en ingénierie électrique et implique la coordination avec des équipes de maintenance et d'ingénierie.

Qualifications

• Expérience dans la direction d'enquêtes techniques dans un environnement de dépôt.
• Capacité à passer des tests de médicaments et des évaluations médicales.

Responsibilities

• Conduire des enquêtes techniques sur des défauts électriques.
• Agir comme interface entre les équipes de maintenance et les fonctions d'ingénierie.
• Développer et mettre en œuvre des solutions d'ingénierie pour des défauts récurrents.

Skills

Leadership d'enquête technique

Analyse des systèmes électriques

Collaboration avec les parties prenantes

Education

HNC / HND en ingénierie électrique

Job description

Job Description

Fleet Performance Engineer (Electrical) Liverpool | £550 per day | 12 months

The Situation: Ford & Stanley Interim has partnered with one of the UK’s largest train operating companies on a fleet performance improvement project. We are seeking an experienced electrically biased Fleet Performance Engineer with experience in ageing electrical systems to bridge the gap between the rolling stock workshop and the technical department.

Key Responsibilities:

1. Lead technical investigations into electrical and traction system faults across various fleets, especially on ageing assets.
2. Act as the interface between depot-based maintenance teams and the central engineering function, translating operational issues into engineering solutions.
3. Support fleet improvement projects focusing on reliability, performance, and lifecycle extension of electrical systems.
4. Conduct condition assessments and performance analysis of traction and auxiliary electrical systems.
5. Develop and implement engineering solutions for recurring faults, collaborating with OEMs, suppliers, and internal stakeholders.
6. Review and interpret data from onboard monitoring systems to identify trends and recommend proactive maintenance strategies.
7. Contribute to post-overhaul inspections, ensuring electrical systems meet safety and performance standards.
8. Support the development of maintenance strategies for legacy electrical systems, including obsolescence management.
9. Provide technical guidance to depot teams, including training and documentation to enhance fault-finding and repair processes.
10. Ensure compliance with safety, quality, and regulatory standards in all activities.

Essential Criteria:

• Experience leading electrical technical investigations in a rolling stock depot environment.
• Minimum of a HNC / HND qualification in electrical engineering or a related discipline.
• Ability to pass a Drug & Alcohol test and a Medical assessment.

Likely Job Titles: Fleet Engineer, Fleet Performance Engineer, Project Engineer, Project Support Engineer, Verification & Validation Engineer, Fleet Handback Engineer, Reliability Engineer, Fleet Reliability Engineer, Performance Engineer

Closing Date: Friday 19th June 2025

How to apply: Interested candidates should apply via this job board. For more information, contact the consultant listed on this page.

About Ford & Stanley Group: Ford & Stanley Talent Services Group is dedicated to people and performance, supporting clients in recruiting, developing, and retaining top talent across various sectors including rail engineering and digital services. We are committed to equal opportunities and a policy of non-discrimination in all recruitment activities.