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Electrical Maintenance Engineer in IG3, Aldborough, Greater London

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Electrical Maintenance Engineer – Ilford – £48,000

Location: Ilford, Greater London IG3
Salary: £44,000-£48,000 per annum
Shifts: Monday to Friday (08:00-17:00)

About the Role

We’re currently recruiting for an experienced Electrical Maintenance Engineer to join a leading building maintenance provider at a large multi-use building in Ilford..

You’ll be part of a skilled engineering team, delivering planned and reactive maintenance across electrical systems within a busy environment. The role will also involve statutory compliance, shutdowns and electrical switching.

Key Responsibilities of the Electrical Maintenance Engineer

* Carry out PPM and reactive maintenance on electrical systems and building services equipment.

* Respond promptly to breakdowns, ensuring minimal downtime.

* Complete statutory compliance checks and ensure maintenance activities are carried out to the required standards.

* Assist with electrical shutdowns and switching activities.

* Ensure compliance with health & safety procedures and site documentation.

Requirements of the Electrical Maintenance Engineer

* City & Guilds Level 3 or equivalent in Electrical Engineering.

* 18th Edition Wiring Regulations qualification.

* Proven experience in a commercial environment.

* LV or HV experience is ideal.

What’s on Offer

* £44,000-£48,000 per annum (dpe)

* Monday to Friday, 08:00-17:00

* Annual AP bonus after LV or HV completion

* 25 days annual leave plus bank holidays

* Training and development opportunities

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