Mobile Electrical Engineer - Covering the North East region of England

Role Purpose

The Mobile Electrical Engineer is responsible for carrying out Planned Preventative Maintenance (PPM) and Reactive Activities in a variety of commercial premises. Candidates should ideally be located in the North East region of England. Applicants must have commercial experience. The applicant would be expected to assist with various reactive and PPM tasks. Some installation work will be expected, although the core part of the role is maintenance.

This is a hands-on role suitable for an individual that can work using their own initiative and have a proactive approach to undertake all tasks required. A conscientious and reliable team player and someone that has excellent interpersonal and communication skills due to this being a client-facing role. The ability to produce quotes for additional works by obtaining materials costs and writing up a description of the works required is also essential.

Role Responsibilities

• To carry out reactive maintenance repairs across various buildings.
• To assess and order parts and equipment necessary for individual tasks.
• To work to recognized industry standards at all times.
• To participate in flexible working hours and out-of-hours emergency cover as required by the contract.
• To undertake training as required to perform the duties of the role, including health and safety courses and further trade development, to maintain current knowledge and professional qualifications (Continued Professional Development).
• To assist other trades as/when required.
• To update/close completed Reactive & PPM tasks on our CAFM System.
• Ensure engineering standards are maintained to maximize efficient operation and reliability of plant.
• To ensure company QA and site procedures are adhered to in all aspects.
• To ensure that both Client and Integral’s Health and Safety procedures are followed at all times.
• To inspect the condition of services and proactively deal with call outs/repairs as required and/or requested by management.
• To attend emergencies, inside and outside of normal working hours.
• Keep and maintain all company-issued tools in a safe and working condition.
• To assess and order parts and equipment necessary for individual tasks.
• To work to recognized industry standards at all times.
• To undertake training as required to perform the duties of the role, including health and safety courses and further trade development, to maintain current knowledge and professional qualifications (Continued Professional Development).
• To undertake any other duties as directed by Managers within the remit of the role.
• Provide detailed and accurate reports for any remedial works required whilst attending site.
• Produce technical and situational reports as required.
• Updating of on-site log books for compliance purposes.
• Electrical testing and completion of any certificates or documentation for works completed.
• Complete on-site Method Statements and Risk Assessments as necessary.