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The Vacancy
WGM Engineering Ltd, part of the RSK Group, has an exciting opportunity for an Electrician to join our Engineered Solutions team. This permanent role is based on client sites throughout the central belt of Scotland, supporting planned and reactive works.
About The Role
As an Electrician within our Engineered Solutions (Site Services) team, you’ll deliver planned and reactive site work, including safe isolation, installation, removal, commissioning, and testing of rotating equipment and other three‑phase electrical apparatus. You’ll coordinate small, mixed‑trade teams on site and work closely with our office team and electrical supervision to ensure safe, high‑quality delivery.
This is an excellent opportunity to join a growing design‑and‑build partner recognised across the Scottish and English water industry for outstanding quality, client service, and a total commitment to health, safety, and wellbeing. You’ll also contribute to improving scheduling capability and performance, supporting a “One Team” approach across the business.
Key Responsibilities
- Safely isolate, remove, install, and maintain rotating equipment and other three‑phase equipment.
- Commission and test installed equipment, completing test sheets using Napit software.
- Coordinate electrical and mixed trades on site, ensuring safe working and effective job delivery.
- Diagnose faults and provide job reports and condition findings, identifying the correct method of repair.
- Identify opportunities for follow‑on work based on current scopes and site condition.
- Coordinate site activities through close cooperation with the office team and Electrical Supervisor.
- Scope electrical tasks across a wide range of applications and equipment types.
- Troubleshoot low and medium voltage equipment to a high standard.
- Apply working knowledge of VSD drives and commission a range of electrical apparatus.
- Write technical reports and compile job documentation, supporting RAMS and the planning process with detailed technical information on tooling and materials.
- Support the work delivery programme by applying best practice and continuous improvement.
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Person Specification
- Time‑served Electrician or equivalent experience within industrial/site services environments.
- Proven ability to safely isolate and work on three‑phase equipment and rotating plant.
- Strong fault‑finding and troubleshooting skills across low and medium voltage equipment.
- Working knowledge of VSD drives and experience commissioning electrical apparatus.
- Confident coordinating small teams and mixed trades on site, working to deadlines and quality standards.
- Able to produce clear technical reports and job documentation, including RAMS and test records.
- Strong safety mindset and commitment to a “One Team” approach.


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Why WGM?
You will be joining a business that delivers essential infrastructure, supports communities, and contributes to a more sustainable future.
We invest in our people through training, mentoring, technical development, and opportunities to progress. Whether you are already experienced in electrical project engineering or looking to build on a strong electrical engineering foundation, this role offers the opportunity to develop in a supportive, hands-on environment.
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