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Engineering Lead - Electrical

Coventry
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Engineering Lead - Electrical

University Hospital Coventry & Warwickshire

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Mitie is investing heavily in its engineering capability across one of the Midlands' largest and most complex healthcare estates and we're looking for an exceptional Engineering Lead - Electrical to become the recognised technical authority for critical electrical systems at University Hospital Coventry & Warwickshire. This is a rare opportunity for a highly experienced engineer who wants to remain technically hands-on whilst taking responsibility for solving complex engineering challenges, influencing technical standards and helping shape the future of critical engineering services.

Working within a Major Trauma Centre operating 24/7, you'll be the person colleagues turn to when systems fail, faults become complex and engineering expertise really matters.

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As the recognised electrical subject matter expert for the estate, you'll provide technical leadership across a diverse range of critical infrastructure, ensuring the reliability, safety and compliance of systems that directly support patient care.

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This is a technical leadership role rather than a people management position, making it ideal for an engineer who enjoys remaining close to the operation whilst being recognised for their expertise.

What You'll Be Doing

  • Acting as the senior electrical technical specialist across a complex acute healthcare estate.
  • Leading the diagnosis and resolution of complex electrical faults affecting critical infrastructure.
  • Providing technical leadership for HV and LV distribution systems, standby generation, UPS systems and critical power supplies.
  • Holding Authorised Person (AP) responsibilities and supporting safe systems of work across the estate.
  • Supporting lifecycle projects, asset replacement programmes and engineering improvements.
  • Coaching and developing engineering teams through technical mentoring and knowledge sharing.
  • Working closely with Trust stakeholders, Authorising Engineers and specialist contractors.
  • Participating in the senior technical on-call and escalation rota.

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About You

You'll ideally bring:

  • A recognised electrical apprenticeship and relevant electrical engineering qualifications.
  • Significant experience within complex, safety-critical environments.
  • Current or previous Authorised Person (AP) status, ideally HV and/or LV.
  • Strong experience of high-voltage and low-voltage electrical systems.
  • Proven fault-finding and problem-solving expertise.
  • 18th Edition and Inspection & Testing qualifications.
  • Strong communication skills with the ability to influence technical decisions at all levels.

Desirable Experience

  • Experience working to HTM guidance or equivalent MOD engineering standards.
  • Healthcare, PFI or other critical environment experience.
  • Standby generation, UPS and critical power resilience experience.
  • Asbestos awareness qualifications.
  • IOSH, NEBOSH or similar health and safety training.
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Skills

Electrical Engineering
HV/LV Distribution
Fault Diagnosis
Authorised Person (AP)
Critical Power Systems
UPS Systems
Standby Generation
18th Edition
Inspection & Testing
Technical Leadership
HTM Guidance
Asset Replacement
Technical Mentoring
Safety Compliance
Problem Solving
Stakeholder Management

Location

Coventry, England, United Kingdom

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