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Electrical Facilities Engineer
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Were recruiting for a leading sporting and live entertainment venue in Nottingham.
You'll maintain essential electrical systems, carry out planned and reactive maintenance, deliver electrical installations and provide temporary power for concerts, sporting fixtures, and major events.
This is an unusual opportunity to combine electrical maintenance with live-event engineering in a high-profile, fast-moving environment.
The Opportunity
Working within an established Facilities team, you'll help ensure the venue's electrical infrastructure, plant, and building services remain safe, compliant, and reliable.
Your responsibilities will include:
- Carrying out planned and reactive electrical maintenance
- Diagnosing and repairing electrical faults
- Completing electrical installations and infrastructure improvements
- Installing temporary electrical supplies for live events
- Supporting event power and technical requirements
- Managing technical delivery during sporting fixtures and event nights
- Inspecting electrical systems and identifying remedial work
- Completing some general building and non-electrical maintenance
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What We're Looking For
You'll be a qualified electrician or electrical maintenance engineer with experience in commercial, industrial, facilities, manufacturing, or another technically demanding environment.
You will need:
- An electrical apprenticeship, NVQ Level 3, or equivalent qualification
- 17th or 18th Edition Wiring Regulations
- Electrical maintenance, installation, and fault-finding experience
- Experience completing planned and reactive maintenance
- A good understanding of electrical safety and statutory compliance
- Knowledge of risk assessments and safe working procedures
- The ability to organize your own workload and work unsupervised
- Good IT, reporting, and communication skills
- A flexible and customer-focused approach
- Experience with temporary electrical supplies, event power, audio-visual equipment, or building management systems would be particularly useful.
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More Than a Standard Maintenance Role
This is a hands-on position within a busy public venue where engineering performance directly affects events, customers, and performers.
You'll need to remain calm under pressure and respond quickly when priorities change. The 40-hour working week will include a mixture of days, evenings, weekends, and bank holidays in line with the venue's event programme.
Why Apply?
- Salary of circa £42,000
- Permanent, full-time employment
- Varied electrical maintenance and installation work
- Specialist experience with temporary and event power
- Work within a major sporting and entertainment venue
- Autonomy and responsibility within an experienced Facilities team
- Opportunity to develop additional technical and leadership skills
If you're an electrically qualified engineer looking for a role with genuine variety, responsibility, and a very different working environment, apply today with your CV.
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