Job Description
Job Title: Mobile Electrical Maintenance Engineer Locations covering: Banbury Contract: Commercial site Salary: Upto £42k + Van Are you an experienced and qualified Mobile Electrical Maintenance Engineer looking for a new opportunity? My client have an exciting position available in the Banbury area for a skilled individual to join their team. You will be responsible for providing electrical maintenance services in various commerical sites, ensuring the smooth operation of electrical systems. What They Offer: Competitive annual salary of £ 42,000 OT and on call available Company vehicle and tools provided. Opportunity to work with a well-established and reputable organisation. Ongoing training and development opportunities. Supportive and collaborative work environment. Key Responsibilities: Conduct Planned Preventative Maintenance (PPM) on electrical systems and equipment. Respond promptly to breakdowns and perform reactive maintenance tasks. Undertake minor installation tasks, including minor projects related to power supply, lighting, power distribution, etc. Troubleshoot and diagnose electrical faults, ensuring timely repairs. Ensure compliance with health and safety regulations at all times. Maintain accurate records of maintenance activities and report findings. Collaborate with colleagues to ensure efficient and effective maintenance operations. Qualifications and Requirements: Fully qualified with an NVQ Level 3 or City and Guilds in Electrical Installation. Possess an AM2 (Achievement Measurement 2) certificate. Up-to-date knowledge of the 18th Edition Wiring Regulations. Proven experience in electrical maintenance and repair. Strong problem-solving skills and attention to detail. Ability to work independently and as part of a team. Excellent communication and interpersonal skills. A valid UK driver's licence is essential, as this role involves travel between sites. Rand
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