Electrical Engineer - Facilities Maintenance

Electrical Engineer (Facilities maintenance)

£42,000 - £44,000 + Overtime + Pension + Life Assurance + Training + Career Progression + Excellent Company Benefits

Heathrow, commutable from: Hounslow, Slough, Windsor, Staines-upon-Thames, Stanwell, Ashford, Feltham, Hayes, Southall, Ealing, Uxbridge & all surrounding areas

Are you a qualified electrical engineer with experience in facilities or mobile maintenance, looking to secure a site-based role with a fixed shift pattern, plenty of overtime and opportunities to develop your career?

On offer is an excellent opportunity to join a leading facilities company, where you will work a consistent night shift, receive ongoing training and have clear opportunities to progress, alongside an excellent benefits package.

This company are a leading facilities management provider offering stability, and invest heavily in their employees through technical development, career progression and a wide range of company benefits.

On offer is a varied role based at Heathrow Airport, where you will carry out planned and reactive electrical maintenance, testing, inspections and fault finding, helping to ensure the safe and reliable operation of the site.

This role would suit an Electrical Engineer from a facilities, building services, mobile or maintenance background looking for a stable role with a fixed shift pattern, excellent benefits and long-term career development.

The Role:

• Planned and reactive electrical maintenance, testing and repairs
• Electrical inspections, safety checks and preventative maintenance
• Fixed night shift - Sunday to Thursday, 21:00-05:00
• Ongoing technical training, overtime opportunities and career progression

The Candidate:

• NVQ Level 3/Apprentice Trained
• 18th Edition Wiring Regulations
• Full UK Driving Licence

Reference Number: BBBH

We are an equal opportunities company and welcome applications from all suitable candidates.

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