Field Services Engineer

trg.recruitment
Greater London
11 months ago
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About the Role

An exciting opportunity for an experiencedField Service Engineerto work in a hands-on, outdoor role dealing with high-voltage electrical systems. You will be responsible for the installation, servicing, and maintenance of electrical systems, ensuring compliance with regulations and safety standards.

Key Responsibilities

  • Carry out servicing, fault finding, and repairs on electrical equipment.
  • Perform risk assessments and ensure compliance with health and safety regulations.
  • Ensure installations adhere to industry standards and regulations.
  • Work in a field-based capacity, interacting with the public when required.
  • Participate in an on-call rota (1 week in 4).

Essential Qualifications & Experience

  • JIB-recognised UK competency-based qualification
  • Electrotechnical Level 3 NVQ or a formal UK electrotechnical apprenticeship
  • ECS Card (Maintenance Electrician or Electrician)
  • IET 16th, 17th, or 18th Edition Wiring Regulations (BS7671:2018)
  • Full UK Driving License
  • Experience working in a field-based role with exposure to high-voltage systems

Additional Benefits

  • Company vehicle, tools, and uniform provided.
  • Competitive salary with bonus and on-call allowance.
  • Career progression opportunities in a growing industry.

Apply nowif you meet the qualifications and want to be part of a dynamic team in an evolving industry!

Seniority Level:Mid-Senior level

Employment Type:Full-time

Job Function:Information Technology, Engineering, and Customer Service

Industries:Electrical Equipment Manufacturing, Electric Power Generation, and Electric Power Transmission, Control, and Distribution

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