Electrical Maintenance Engineer

Location: Merton, South London & Surrey
Salary: £42,500–£45,000 depending on qualifications and experience
Hours: 40 hours per week, Monday–Friday, between 8:00am and 4:30pm

The Role

We are looking for an experienced Electrical Maintenance Engineer to carry out planned and reactive maintenance across commercial buildings within the Merton and Surrey Council contracts.

The role is primarily mobile across Merton, South London and Surrey, with occasional travel to other contract locations to cover sickness and annual leave.

Key Responsibilities

Planned and reactive electrical maintenance within commercial buildings

Electrical fault finding, diagnostics and repairs

Testing and inspection of electrical systems

Supporting building maintenance across multiple sites

Working safely, including on rooftop equipment and from step ladders

Completing maintenance records and relevant paperwork

About You

NVQ Level 2 and Level 3 in an electrical/electrotechnical discipline

JIB Gold Card, with AM2 or AM2E equivalent pass

Testing and Inspection qualification

18th Edition qualification

Minimum 5 years' post-qualification experience

Strong maintenance, diagnostic and repair skills

Full, clean UK driving licence

Able to pass an enhanced DBS check

Physically fit and comfortable with active, site-based work

Based within reasonable travelling distance of Merton, South London or East Surrey

Controls experience is desirable, alongside PASMA and IPAF qualifications. Amendment 4 training for the 18th Edition is also preferred.

Package

£42,500–£45,000 salary, depending on qualifications and experience

Company van, with private use available if required

Fuel card

Uniform, tablet, phone and specialist tools provided

Engineers to provide their own hand tools

Full induction and IT training

28 days' holiday including bank holidays

Auto-enrolment pension

40-hour working week, Monday to Friday

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