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Maintenance Electrician : Portsmouth

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My client is a large Facilities and maintenance company who operate in various sectors across the commercial sector. They are currently looking for an experienced electrical maintenance engineers to join an established team on a static site near Portsmouth. This role is Mon to Fri.
Benefits Include
- Competitive salary up to GBP42,000
- Opportunity to work in a dynamic site environment supporting critical infrastructure.
- Ongoing development and exposure to both electrical and mechanical systems
- Collaborative team environment focused on safety and operational excellence
- OT available and may include call outs
- Progression and ongoing Training
Responsibilities Will Include
- Carry out electrical maintenance, fault finding and repair on plant, equipment and building services systems
- Complete planned preventative maintenance (PPM) tasks and respond to reactive maintenance requests to minimise disruption to site operations
- Support maintenance and repair of mechanical equipment including pumps, motors, fans, belts, and bearings
- Assist with HVAC systems, motors, drives, and mechanical plant, diagnosing faults and implementing effective repairs
- Ensure all work is completed in line with health and safety regulations, maintaining accurate maintenance records and supporting minor installations and upgrades
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Applicants For The Role Must Possess The Following
- Qualified electrician (NVQ Level 3 / City and Guilds or equivalent)
- Strong electrical fault finding and maintenance experience
- Practical knowledge of mechanical plant and equipment
- Experience working within facilities management, building services, or industrial environments
- Good understanding of health, safety, and compliance requirements


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Candidates must be eligible to live and work in the UK.
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