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Electrical Maintenance Engineer - Days
MerseysideSource: WhatJobs
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Overview
In this role you ensure safe, reliable operation of production machinery in a manufacturing environment. You will perform planned maintenance, breakdown repairs, electrical installations and improvement projects, working on PLC-controlled equipment and site services. You’ll read electrical drawings, maintain records, and support plant upgrades while collaborating with production teams and contractors. This is a hands-on, days-based position with a focus on reducing downtime and improving efficiency. Join a supportive team that values safety, practical problem solving, and continuous improvement.
Pay / Benefits
days-based role
early finish on Fridays
Responsibilities
Carry out electrical maintenance and repairs across production machinery, site services and building installations
Complete planned preventative maintenance and follow up on identified defects
Diagnose and repair faults on machinery and industrial control systems
Work with PLC-controlled equipment, HMIs, variable-speed drives, motors, sensors and safety circuits
Support equipment installations, control modifications and machinery improvement projects
Read electrical drawings, update documentation and maintain accurate maintenance records
Undertake mechanical fault finding and repairs within your competence
Identify recurring faults and implement improvements to reduce downtime and maintenance costs
Follow safe isolation, lockout and site permit procedures
Work closely with production teams, contractors and other engineers
Key requirements
Minimum NVQ Level 3 in Electrical Engineering, Electrical Installation or a relevant electrical discipline
18th Edition wiring regulations qualification
A recognised electrical apprenticeship or equivalent practical training
At least five years’ relevant electrical engineering experience within manufacturing
Strong electrical fault-finding skills across production machinery and industrial control systems
Experience carrying out planned maintenance, breakdown repairs and electrical installations
Ability to read electrical schematics and work independently
Practical mechanical maintenance skills
A thorough understanding of safe isolation and electrical working practices
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