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Maintenance Electrician

Manchester
£21 – £22/hr
Posted 1 day ago
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Salary: £21 - £22 per hour
Type: Full Time
Region: UK - North West
Town/City: Manchester, Greater Manchester
Posted: 21/07/2026
Reference: GW ELMR_1784641223


Job Description

Electrician - Temp to Perm
Manchester City Centre
£21-£22 per hour | Immediate Start

Our client is currently looking for an experienced Electrician to join their team on a large site in Manchester City Centre. This is a temp-to-perm opportunity offering long-term stability and clear progression.

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The Role

  • Carrying out planned and preventative electrical maintenance
  • Fault finding, diagnosis, and repair of electrical systems
  • Testing, inspection, and remedial works
  • Responding to reactive maintenance tasks as required
  • Ensuring all work is completed safely and in line with regulations
  • Building strong working relationships with on-site teams

Working Hours:
Monday to Friday, 8am - 4pm (40 hours per week)

Requirements

  • NVQ Level 3 Electrical Installation (Essential)
  • AM2 (desirable)
  • 18th Edition (Essential)
  • Proven experience in a maintenance environment
  • Strong fault-finding and diagnostic skills
  • Ability to work both independently and as part of a team

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What's on Offer:

  • £21-£22 per hour
  • Long-term opportunity with potential to go permanent
  • Career progression within a well-established organisation

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Skills

Electrical Maintenance
Fault Finding
Diagnosis
Repair
Testing
Inspection
Remedial Works
Reactive Maintenance
Electrical Installation
18th Edition

Location

Manchester, England, United Kingdom

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