Grain Ethanol Manufacturers Association
Electrical managar

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Company Description
Grain Ethanol Manufacturers Association (GEMA) represents organizations involved in the production, distribution, and innovation of grain-based ethanol. The association focuses on advancing sustainable energy solutions, promoting industry best practices, and supporting compliance with safety and environmental standards. GEMA collaborates with member companies, technical experts, and regulatory bodies to improve operational efficiency and technological advancement in ethanol manufacturing. Professionals joining GEMA can expect to contribute to a dynamic sector that impacts renewable energy, industrial innovation, and long-term environmental goals.
Role Description
The Electrical Manager is a full-time, on-site role based in the London Area, United Kingdom. This role oversees electrical systems and equipment across ethanol manufacturing facilities, ensuring safe, reliable, and efficient operation. Day-to-day responsibilities include:
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- Managing electrical maintenance schedules
- Supervising electrical technicians
- Troubleshooting equipment issues
- Coordinating upgrades or modifications to electrical infrastructure


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The Electrical Manager will collaborate with engineering, operations, and safety teams to support power distribution, optimize electrical design, and maintain compliance with relevant standards and regulations. The role also involves:
- Documenting maintenance activities
- Managing vendors and contractors
- Contributing to continuous improvement initiatives across the production site
Qualifications
- Strong foundation in Electricity and Electrical Engineering, with the ability to apply principles to industrial manufacturing environments.
- Demonstrated experience in Electrical Maintenance, including preventive and corrective maintenance of plant equipment and systems.
- Proficiency in Electrical Design for industrial facilities, including layout, specification, and implementation of electrical systems.
- Hands-on experience with Power Distribution systems, including monitoring, fault diagnosis, and optimization of electrical networks.
- Bachelor’s degree (or equivalent) in Electrical Engineering or a related technical discipline; advanced certifications in electrical safety or industrial systems are beneficial.
- Knowledge of relevant UK electrical codes, safety regulations, and standards applicable to industrial and energy sectors.
- Proven ability to lead and mentor technical teams, manage contractors, and coordinate cross-functional projects.
- Strong problem-solving skills, attention to detail, and capability to work safely in a manufacturing environment.
- Effective communication and documentation skills, with the ability to report technical findings and recommendations clearly.
- Experience in ethanol, chemical, or process manufacturing industries is an advantage.
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