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GroundShore

Excavator Electrical & NOX Tiltrotator Installation Engineer

England
Posted about 22 hours ago
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Company Description

GroundShore is the UK’s leading provider of excavation, shoring, and site support solutions, delivering safe and compliant services to contractors, utilities, and infrastructure partners nationwide. The company offers a full range of excavation and shoring systems, supported by in-house temporary works design engineers. GroundShore also operates a Movax piling fleet for precision sheet, king post, and vibro piling, backed by experienced operators and technical support. In addition, the business provides welfare units, solar lighting towers, and licensed tankering services for waste, septic, and clean water, all managed under strict environmental standards. With 24/7 coverage and depots across the UK, GroundShore responds rapidly to both planned and emergency site requirements.

Role Description

The Excavator Electrical & NOX Tiltrotator Installation Engineer is a full-time, on-site role based in England, United Kingdom. This position is responsible for installing, configuring, and testing NOX tiltrotator systems and related electrical components on excavators, ensuring safe integration with heavy equipment and site operations.

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  • Diagnosing electrical and control system issues
  • Performing wiring and sensor installations
  • Calibrating equipment for optimal performance in trenching and excavation environments
  • Collaborating with site supervisors and operators to plan installations
  • Conducting equipment checks and routine maintenance
  • Completing technical documentation and reports

The role also involves:

  • Following all safety and compliance procedures
  • Providing on-site technical support
  • Contributing to continuous improvement of installation standards and practices

Qualifications

  • Strong practical skills in heavy equipment operation and familiarity with excavators and auxiliary attachments.
  • Hands-on experience with excavation and trenching activities, including awareness of ground conditions and safe digging practices.
  • Knowledge of heavy equipment systems, hydraulics, and control circuits relevant to tiltrotator and electrical installations.
  • Proficiency in equipment maintenance, including routine inspection, fault finding, and repair of mechanical and electrical components.
  • Experience working in trench and shoring environments, adhering to site safety standards and temporary works requirements.
  • Relevant vocational qualification or apprenticeship in electrical engineering, plant engineering, or a related technical field.
  • Ability to read and interpret technical drawings, wiring diagrams, and manufacturer installation manuals.
  • Strong problem-solving skills, attention to detail, and capacity to work safely and independently on busy construction sites.
  • Valid driving license and willingness to travel to multiple sites across England as required.
  • Previous experience with tiltrotator systems, machine control.
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