Days Electrical Maintenance Engineer

Holme on Spalding Moor Source: WhatJobs

£52,000–£55,000

Job Title: Days Electrical Maintenance Engineer

Location: Holme upon Spalding Moor

Salary: £52,000 to £55,000 per annum

Consortium Professional Recruitment are pleased to be working with an established East Yorkshire manufacturer to recruit an experienced Days Electrical Maintenance Engineer. This is a varied, hands-on opportunity where your electrical expertise will play an important part in keeping production equipment, facilities and people operating safely and effectively.

Working across CNC machinery, woodworking and metal fabrication equipment, automated production systems and wider site facilities, you will have the scope to do more than respond to breakdowns. You will help strengthen preventative maintenance, improve equipment reliability and contribute practical ideas that enhance the engineering function across the site.

The Opportunity:

Taking ownership of planned and reactive maintenance across production machinery and site facilities, identifying issues early and helping to minimise unplanned downtime.
Diagnosing and resolving electrical faults, alongside supporting mechanical, pneumatic and control system maintenance where required.
Developing and managing the planned preventative maintenance programme, maintaining accurate equipment information, maintenance records and job histories through the CMMS.
Planning and completing small-scale electrical installation and improvement work, as well as supporting machinery modifications, equipment relocations and practical site projects.
Coordinating contractors, servicing, statutory inspections and engineering compliance requirements, including LOLER, pressure systems, LEV and fixed-wire testing. You will also have the opportunity to support the development of an engineering apprentice, sharing your experience while working collaboratively with colleagues across operations, compliance and health and safety.

Your work will directly contribute to safer working practices, stronger equipment reliability and a more proactive approach to engineering and maintenance across the site.

About You:

A recognised electrical qualification, with either 17th or 18th Edition, alongside practical experience within a manufacturing or production environment.
Strong electrical fault-finding skills and the confidence to take the lead on electrical maintenance issues across the site.
Multi-skilled maintenance experience, with the ability to diagnose and support faults involving mechanical, pneumatic and control systems.
Experience planning and completing small-scale electrical installation work safely and effectively.
An understanding of engineering compliance, contractor coordination and statutory inspection requirements.
A practical approach to engineering procedures, including risk assessments, SOPs, safe systems of work and lock-out/tag-out processes. You will be comfortable working independently and managing competing priorities, while also enjoying being part of a wider team. A practical, collaborative approach and willingness to share knowledge will help you succeed in this role.