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General Maintenance Engineer (Electrical Bias)

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Electrical Bias Maintenance Engineer
S20 | £42,000 - £45,000 | Days
Salary: £42,000 - £45,000 per annum
Shift: Monday to Thursday 7:30am - 4:30pm | Friday 7:30am - 12:30pm
Location: S20
We are currently recruiting for an experienced Electrical Bias Maintenance Engineer to join a well-established manufacturing business in the S20 area.
This is a hands-on role offering a great balance between industrial maintenance and general building services, making it ideal for an engineer who enjoys variety and being involved across the site.
The Role
Working as part of the maintenance team, you will be responsible for keeping both the production machinery and wider site facilities running safely and efficiently.
The role will involve a mixture of planned and reactive maintenance.
Your responsibilities will include:
- Electrical fault finding and maintenance on production machinery
- Mechanical maintenance and repairs
- Carrying out planned preventative maintenance (PPM)
- Responding to machinery breakdowns
- Diagnosing and repairing electrical and mechanical faults
- Maintaining motors, sensors, control systems and associated equipment
- Supporting general building and facilities maintenance
- Replacing light bulbs and carrying out basic electrical building-services work
- Dealing with general site maintenance issues as they arise
- Assisting with plumbing and facilities issues, such as blocked toilets and general repairs
- Ensuring the site remains safe, functional and well maintained
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About You
The ideal candidate will be an experienced Electrical Bias Maintenance Engineer who is comfortable working across both machinery and general site services.
You should have:
- A recognised electrical engineering qualification
- Strong electrical fault-finding experience
- Good mechanical maintenance knowledge
- Previous experience within a manufacturing or industrial environment
- Experience with planned and reactive maintenance
- A practical, hands-on approach
- The ability to turn your hand to general facilities and building-services tasks
- Good health & safety awareness
- A willingness to get involved and solve problems across the site


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What's on Offer?
- £42,000 - £45,000 salary
- Days-based role
- Monday to Thursday 7:30am - 4:30pm
- Friday finish at 12:30pm
- Electrical bias
- Varied role covering machinery and facilities
- Permanent position
- Stable working environment
- Excellent work-life balance
If you're an Electrical Bias Maintenance Engineer looking for a days-based role where no two days are quite the same, this could be an excellent opportunity.
Apply now for immediate consideration.
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