The successful candidate will be responsible for delivering Planned Preventative Maintenance (PPM) and reactive maintenance services, while working collaboratively with General Maintenance Assistants and wider facilities teams.
Key Responsibilities - Maintenance & Operations
* Deliver comprehensive electrical repair and maintenance services across all university buildings, systems, plant, and equipment.
* Carry out statutory, mandatory, planned preventative, and reactive maintenance activities.
* Perform fault‑finding and diagnostic works to maintain system reliability and uptime.
* Accurately interpret drawings, instructions, and technical specifications.
Safety & Compliance
* Carry out all tasks safely and efficiently in compliance with current legislation, manufacturer guidance, and company Health & Safety procedures.
* Work safely in hazardous areas, confined spaces, and on contaminated equipment using appropriate PPE.
* Prepare plant and equipment for independent insurance inspections to ensure statutory compliance.
Asset & Project Support
* Maintain and update asset registers accurately.
* Assist with minor installation works, including setting out tasks, identifying materials, and sourcing tools and equipment.
* Conduct pre‑installation inspections and assess service requirements for new or upgraded equipment.
* Carry out site surveys and report defects to the appropriate manager.
Team & Contractor Coordination
* Occasionally oversee the work of service contractors.
* Liaise with the Asset Manager regarding plant, equipment, and building fabric failures.
* Support colleagues by providing instruction and guidance on specific tasks.
* Assist with the induction and training of new starters, apprentices, and maintenance staff.
Systems & Administration
* Complete daily administrative duties, including accurate and timely completion of work dockets, tickets, and logbooks.
* Use CAFM systems, PDAs, BMS, work permit systems, and ordering platforms following appropriate training.
Additional Duties
* Undertake a range of maintenance tasks outside the core electrical discipline where required.
* Safely use hand tools, power tools, ladders, scaffolding, and associated equipment.
* Provide support during emergencies and assist with out‑of‑hours work when required.
Qualifications
* Completed Electrical Apprenticeship or NVQ / City & Guilds Level 3 (or equivalent).
* Knowledge of emergency lighting systems and maintenance.
* 17th Edition Wiring Regulations qualification (willingness to obtain 18th Edition).
* Basic understanding of Health & Safety regulations within the construction and building maintenance environment.
Skills & Attributes
* Strong technical knowledge of electrical systems within building maintenance environments.
* High attention to detail, with the ability to accurately record maintenance and repair information.
* Competent IT skills, including the use of handheld/mobile devices for job management.
* Flexible, proactive, and team‑oriented approach to work.
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