MERIDIAN BUSINESS SUPPORT LIMITED
Electrical Shift Engineer

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Electrical Shift Engineer Permanent Position
Join a leading Facilities Maintenance team at the prestigious global headquarters of a luxury automotive brand in Woking, Surrey.
This is an outstanding opportunity to work in a high-profile, technically varied environment where your expertise will make a visible difference every day.
Salary: £45,000 per annum, plus on-call payments and excellent overtime rates of x1.5 and x2 giving you real scope to increase your overall earnings. You'll also enjoy a comprehensive company benefits package.
Hours and Shift Pattern: 40 hours per week, Monday to Friday
A rotating shift pattern offers variety across the working week:
- Early shift: 6:00am - 2:30pm
- Day shift: 8:00am - 5:00pm
- Late shift: 1:30pm - 10:00pm
- On-call: A shared rota of just one week in nine, with additional payments available.
About the Role
This varied, hands-on position will see you delivering planned preventative maintenance, reactive repairs, additional works and emergency response across electrical and mechanical systems. You'll help keep a prestigious site operating safely, efficiently and to the highest standards.
What You'll Bring to the Team
You'll be a valued member of a collaborative shift technician team, providing flexible cover when needed and helping to deliver a reliable, responsive service. The role offers genuine variety, technical challenge and the opportunity to work across disciplines in a supportive environment.
Key Responsibilities
- Deliver planned preventative maintenance in line with agreed schedules and procedures, maintaining high engineering standards and maximising the reliability of plant and associated electrical and mechanical systems.
- Work safely and consistently in accordance with the Health and Safety at Work etc. Act and all relevant site procedures.
- Maintain accurate records and documentation for planned and reactive electrical and mechanical maintenance.
- Respond promptly and effectively to reactive maintenance issues and helpdesk requests.
- Coordinate initial responses to client requests and keep stakeholders informed.
- Coordinate specialist subcontractors supporting electrical and mechanical maintenance schedules.
- Attend call-outs, breakdowns and emergencies relating to electrical and mechanical services when required.
- Diagnose faults and complete effective repairs during both planned and reactive maintenance.
- Repair and maintain lighting and electrical distribution systems.
- Support other trades and work flexibly across disciplines where required.
- Produce clear reports on completed work, equipment condition and follow-up actions.
- Undertake other reasonable duties requested by the client to support effective site operations.
- Work collaboratively with the wider team to complete tasks safely and efficiently.
- Develop and maintain a sound understanding of site-based systems and how they interact.
- Carry out LSP duties in line with L8 requirements when needed.
- Work primarily at the client's main campus in Woking, with occasional travel to other local buildings and, where business-critical, further afield.
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Essential Skills and Experience
- City & Guilds Level 3 Electrical Installation (2360), or a recognised equivalent qualification.
- Health and safety training, including a working knowledge of risk assessments and method statements.
- Experience in a similar maintenance role, including fault diagnosis and rectification.
- Experience delivering electrical elements of general building PPM schedules.
- Practical experience in electrical installation, testing and inspection.
- A good understanding of critical and non-critical building systems.
- Experience using a CAFM/PPM management system, ideally Concept, via a handheld device.


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Desirable
- City & Guilds Electrical Inspection and Testing, or equivalent.
- 18th Edition IET Wiring Regulations.
- Knowledge and understanding of Building Management Systems.
- A good basic understanding of mechanical systems.
- Knowledge of COSHH and the safe handling of substances.
Benefits and Rewards
- Generous holiday allowance: 25 days, increasing with service, plus bank holidays and your birthday off with the option to purchase up to five additional days.
- Enhanced financial protection: Life assurance, company sick pay and an enhanced employer pension contribution.
- Health and wellbeing: Private medical insurance after one year's service, wellbeing programmes and free, confidential 24/7 Employee Assistance Programme support.
- Recognition and referrals: Employee recognition programmes and generous referral bonuses.
- Flexible benefits: Eye-care vouchers, major retailer discounts, an electric vehicle salary-sacrifice lease scheme, personal IT equipment loans and impartial financial guidance.
- Community impact: One paid working day each year to volunteer in the local community.
- Everything you need to succeed: Full induction and training, plus a smartphone, tablet or laptop, uniform and PPE where applicable.
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