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Mobile Electrical Engineer
City of Westminster 
£45,000

We have a fantastic role for a Mobile Electrical Engineer to join our client, covering the City of Westminster only. You'll receive a generous salary, low voltage training + authorised person status, additional training and internal progression. 

For the role of Mobile Electrical Engineer, you will carry out PPM and reactive maintenance on electrical systems whilst occasionally carrying out general building services, perform low voltage switching / scheduling, testing and inspecting and actively fault find any issues.

To be successful for the role of Mobile Electrical Engineer, you must be fully qualified in Electrical Installations / Engineering, (City and Guilds / EAL / NVQ or equivalent), at least 3 years experience as an Electrical Engineer within commercial maintenance, a full UK driving license and possess a client facing attitude.

Mobile Electrical Engineer Duties:

PPM and Reactive Maintenance 
Electrical Fault-Finding
Single & Three Phase Power
Emergency Lighting
Fire Alarms
Sprinkler systems
AHUs, FCUs
Generators
Water Treatment (Tap Tests, Dosing, Cooling Tower Checks, etc).
Pumps & Motors
BMS Operation
Site Folders, Elogbooks, Managing Contractors
Mobile Electrical Engineer Requirements:

Fully qualified in Electrical Installations / Engineering (City and Guilds / EAL / NVQ or equivalent)
Full UK driving license 
At least 3 years experience as an Electrical Engineer in commercial maintenance 
Testing and inspecting qualification would be desirable, not essential  
Live within commutable distance to the City of Westminster 
Salary and Package:

£45,000 per annum 
Company van and fuel card provided
Specialist tools and relevant PPE provided
Low voltage + Authorised person status 
Company pension scheme 
Internal progression 
Additional training 
Overtime available 
Monday - Friday, 8am - 5pm 
If you're interested in the Mobile Electrical Engineer mentioned above, apply today with an up to date cv and contact information!

Posted by Alex Clark