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National Grid is seeking a mechanically biased engineer to maintain and overhaul equipment at our substations in the Essex area. In this hands-on role you will strip, inspect, repair and install components, supporting planned maintenance and emergency response to keep critical infrastructure running safely.
You will work with circuit breakers, transformers and HV equipment, using tools and measuring devices, with training at our Eakring centre in Nottinghamshire.
Keep Britain\'s electricity network moving - and help power the future.
National Grid is investing heavily in the UK\'s electricity transmission network, expanding and modernising substations to meet future energy needs. We\'re growing our Essex team and looking for a skilled engineer ready to build a long-term career maintaining some of the country\'s most critical infrastructure.
This hands-on, mechanically biased engineering role involves maintaining, repairing and overhauling the equipment that keeps National Grid\'s Electricity Transmission substations operating safely and efficiently.
You\’ll work on specialist equipment including:
Every day brings new challenges, from rebuilding equipment and aligning components to solving mechanical faults. We\’ll provide industry-leading training at our Eakring Training Centre in Nottinghamshire, alongside practical site learning, to help you build specialist high-voltage engineering expertise. Training may include occasional stays away from home, supported by overnight and mobility allowances. Some weekend working is required, with paid overtime available.
We\’re keen to hear from candidates with:
Please note that visa sponsorship and relocation packages are not available for this role.
If you want a role where your skills are valued, your development is supported and your work makes a genuine difference, we\’d love to hear from you.