Electrical Commissioning & Maintenance Engineer
We are seeking a skilled Electrical Commissioning & Maintenance Engineer to join a small, dedicated team undertaking nationwide installation, commissioning, and servicing of pumping equipment. You will work alongside a Mechanical Engineer (team of 2) and report centrally from our Woore office. While this role is office-based, national travel is required, and overnight stays will occasionally be necessary. All travel expenses are covered.
Key Duties and Responsibilities of this Electrical Commissioning & Maintenance Engineer role:
Undertake installation, commissioning, and maintenance of pumping equipment across the UK.
Perform initial and periodic electrical inspections and testing of electrical installations.
Work alongside mechanical colleagues to ensure safe and efficient system operation.
Interpret and work to 17th/18th Edition BS7671 electrical standards.
Work with 3-phase power supplies (230V and 400V), including DOL (Direct On Line) and ASD (Adjustable Speed Drives).
Access confined spaces and physically handle equipment as required.
Maintain accurate records of inspections, commissioning, and maintenance work.
Liaise with clients, site teams, and internal departments to ensure project completion.
Support continuous improvement initiatives, including safe working practices and process efficiency.Skills and Experience Required for this Electrical Commissioning & Maintenance Engineer role:
C&G Level 3 qualification in Initial and Periodic Inspection and Testing of Electrical Installations.
Electrically qualified to 17th or 18th Edition BS7671 as a minimum.
Mechanical aptitude is beneficial as the role involves both electrical and mechanical tasks.
Physically fit, able to work in confined spaces and handle equipment safely.
Experience with 3-phase power, DOL, and ASD systems.
Desirable additional qualifications: CSCS, Medium Risk Confined Spaces, SSSTS, and First Aid (training can be provided if required).
Strong problem-solving skills and ability to work independently.
Flexible and willing to travel nationally for projects.Hours and Salary:
Typically working 45–50 hours per week. Contracted 40 hours per week plus overtime.
Rate: Weekly paid, £36,000–£38,000 depending on experience, knowledge, and qualifications.Details of this Electrical Commissioning & Maintenance Engineer role:
Flexibility to work contracted hours over 4 days (subject to workload and manager approval).
30 days holiday including statutory, rising to 33 days after 1 year.
Annual company performance bonus (non-contractual).
Auto-enrolment pension with a 5% employee contribution; employer contributions funded after 3 years’ service.
Private healthcare (taxable), critical illness cover, and death-in-service benefit after qualifying period.
Full training provided for all roles. Opportunities for further training, development, and career progression.
Modern, well-equipped workshop and facilities.
Office hours: 08:00–18:00; workshop hours typically 08:00–16:30.
Location: WooreHow to Apply:
Applications will only be considered from candidates who meet the essential requirements. For other opportunities, please contact your local branch