Horder Healthcare
Estates Engineer - Electrical

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Are you a skilled electrical engineer who enjoys variety, problem solving and knowing your work makes a real difference?
Horder Healthcare is looking for an Estates Engineer – Electrical to help keep our hospitals and healthcare sites safe, compliant and running smoothly for the patients, visitors and colleagues who rely on them every day.
This is a hands-on, varied role within our Estates team, combining electrical expertise with wider estates maintenance across building fabric, plant, plumbing, heating, ventilation and general building services. You will play a key part in maintaining high-quality clinical and non-clinical environments across our sites, supporting planned maintenance, reactive repairs, contractor coordination and day-to-day estates requests.
What you'll be doing:
- Carrying out planned preventative maintenance and reactive repairs across our estate.
- Using your electrical knowledge to inspect, test, fault-find and complete minor works within your competence.
- Supporting safe and compliant building services, including electrical systems, plant, plumbing, heating, ventilation and building fabric.
- Responding to helpdesk requests, prioritising work and keeping colleagues informed.
- Identifying hazards, defects and areas of non-compliance, making safe or escalating where needed.
- Coordinating contractors on site, reviewing documentation and monitoring quality of work.
- Keeping accurate maintenance, asset and compliance records.
- Supporting minor works, refurbishments, equipment replacement and service improvement projects.
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About you:
- You will hold a recognised electrical qualification, ideally including current IET Wiring Regulations 18th Edition or equivalent.
- You will have experience in estates, facilities maintenance or building services, with the flexibility to work across both electrical and general maintenance tasks.
- You will be confident diagnosing faults, prioritising competing demands and taking a practical, safety-first approach.
- You will understand safe systems of work, risk assessments, method statements, permit-to-work arrangements and isolation procedures.
- You will communicate clearly with colleagues, contractors and managers, and take pride in delivering a reliable, professional service.
- Experience in healthcare, clinical, regulated or multi-site environments would be beneficial but is not essential.


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What we offer:
- A meaningful role within a values-led healthcare charity.
- Competitive salary, benchmarked against the NHS, private sector and local market.
- 27 days’ annual leave plus bank holidays.
- Competitive company pension scheme.
- Free private medical insurance, life insurance and dental plan.
- Free uniform, parking and meal arrangements at applicable sites.
- Access to learning and development, with support to build your career in a specialist healthcare environment.
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