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West Midlands Metro

Infrastructure Electrical & Mechanical Technician

Birmingham
£39.7k – £44.7k/yr
Posted about 1 month ago
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Infrastructure Electrical & Mechanical Technician

Salary: £39,765 probation to Merit 2 £44,604
Job Type: Permanent
Location: WS10 0AR
Sector: Rail
Benefits: + Excellent Benefits!

Job Overview

Midland Metro Limited is looking for an Infrastructure Electrical & Mechanical Technician to join our Engineering team.

This role is suited to someone with an industrial electrical maintenance background who is confident with inspection, testing, fault-finding, maintenance, and repair of electrical systems in an operational or safety-critical environment.

Responsibilities

  • Maintaining MML’s electrical and mechanical infrastructure
  • Carrying out planned and reactive maintenance
  • Diagnosing faults and completing repairs
  • Supporting testing and commissioning activities
  • Ensuring accurate records are maintained within the asset management system
  • Forming part of the infrastructure on-call arrangements, supporting emergency response, service-affecting failures, and unplanned out-of-hours repairs

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Required Qualifications and Experience

  • A recognised electrical qualification at Level 3 or above
  • Experience in an industrial electrical maintenance environment
  • Good electrical fault-finding, inspection, and testing ability
  • Experience with low-voltage systems, three-phase supplies, switchgear, control panels, or similar electrical assets
  • Ability to read electrical schematics and technical documentation
  • Good written and verbal communication skills
  • A flexible approach to working hours, including nights, weekends, and out-of-hours support when required on-call
  • A full UK driving licence

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Desirable Experience

  • 18th Edition Wiring Regulations
  • Authorised Person trained
  • HV/LV switching or Authorised Person experience
  • Substation, traction power, or switchgear maintenance experience
  • SCADA or control systems experience
  • IOSH or similar safety qualification
  • Experience using maintenance or asset management systems

This is a varied role where your electrical skills will be applied to a live transport infrastructure environment, with opportunities to develop specialist competence in traction power, substations, tramway infrastructure, and safety-critical maintenance.

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