Alvest Equipment Services (AES)
Maintenance Technician Legacy Business

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We are looking for a Maintenance Technician for our Legacy Business department at Kempston.
The ideal candidate will possess extensive knowledge of Aviation Ground Power Units and associated equipment. This is a fast-paced and demanding role requiring resilience, initiative, and the ability to work both independently and collaboratively within a dedicated team.
Reporting to the Legacy Manager, the role involves a combination of site-based, workshop, and office responsibilities.
- Working on electrical panels, airport-related electrical systems, and battery-powered machinery, ensuring their optimal performance and safety.
- Troubleshoot, diagnose, and resolve electrical faults and malfunctions in industrial equipment and battery-powered machinery.
- Install, repair, and maintain industrial electrical systems, including control panels, wiring, and circuit boards.
- Disassemble components, inspect for quality factors, and reassemble to OEM specifications.
- Perform Preventative Maintenance. Meticulously document all scheduled and unscheduled maintenance actions utilizing computer-based Maintenance Information Systems (MIS).
- Engaging in continuous improvement initiatives to enhance operational efficiencies and reduce downtime.
- Ensure proper safety while operating equipment on-site. Implementing and enforcing quality control and safety measures during repair and maintenance activities.
- Professional interaction and coordinating with internal departments and external customers.
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- Proven experience in industrial electrical maintenance, including electrical panel (distribution board) work and battery maintenance.
- Strong technical knowledge of electrical systems, control panels, and wiring installations.
- Ability to read and interpret electrical diagrams, technical drawings, and blueprints.
- Experience with troubleshooting, fault diagnosis, and repairs.
- Certification in industrial electrical work or equivalent qualifications.
- Ability to work independently in a fast-paced, dynamic environment.


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Hiring Conditions And Benefits
- Company vehicle provided for direct travel from home to interventions.
- 40 hours per week.
- 25 working days paid per year.
- Sickness plan.
- Overtime paid.
Présentation De La Structure
Alvest Equipment Services (AES) offers a complete range of excellent service for ground handling equipment in the airport environment. These services include equipment rental (short or long term), fleet management and equipment sharing, maintenance services, refurbishment and sale of used equipment, as well as tailor-made advice. AES is an Alvest company, Ground Support Equipment worldwide leader with TLD, SAS, Sage Parts and AES.
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