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Mobile Electrical Engineer – High-End Residential

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About The Role
A Mobile Electrical Engineer – High-End Residential position is available with a specialist plumbing, electrical, and HVAC contractor in the City Of London. This full-time role offers a salary between £42,000 and £48,000 per annum, reflecting the premium nature of the work. You will join a focused team of twelve engineers delivering services across luxury properties in London and the M25. Responsibilities include electrical installations, planned maintenance, and reactive repairs within prestigious homes. The role demands excellent workmanship, strong customer service skills, and meticulous attention to detail. You will operate with autonomy, taking full ownership of your tasks within an engineer-led service model. This is a varied role for an experienced professional seeking responsibility and high standards.
Mobile Electrical Engineer – High-End Residential
My client is a specialist plumbing, electrical and HVAC company operating across high-end residential properties in London and the M25 The team consists of 12 engineers, enabling them to provide a focused, high-quality service to prestigious clients and premium homes.
Key Services & Expertise
- Electrical, plumbing and HVAC services within premium residential properties
- Projects across some of the most desirable areas of London and the Home Counties
- Engineer-led service offering, with full responsibility for electrical installations, planned maintenance and reactive repairs within luxury homes
- High standards of workmanship, customer service and attention to detail
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They are now seeking an experienced Electrical Engineer to work on their ultra-high-end residential contracts across London and the Home Counties to help start and build a new division.
The Role
As an Electrical Engineer, you will be responsible for carrying out PPMs, fault finding, repairs and general electrical maintenance across a portfolio of luxury residential and retail properties.
The role will involve working directly within prestigious homes, so a professional manner, strong communication skills and a high standard of workmanship are essential.
Key Responsibilities
- Carrying out planned preventative maintenance (PPM) and reactive electrical repairs
- Fault finding and diagnostics across domestic electrical systems
- Maintenance and repair of lighting systems, power circuits and electrical accessories
- Testing and inspection of electrical installations
- Carrying out remedial works and identifying potential electrical faults
- Maintenance of distribution boards, consumer units and associated electrical equipment
- Carrying out emergency lighting and general lighting maintenance
- Working on small electrical installation and alteration projects
- Ensuring all work is completed safely and to the required electrical standards
- Maintaining accurate service records and reporting on works completed
- Liaising professionally with clients and other contractors while working within high-end residential properties
- Supporting the wider engineering team where required


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Package & Benefits
- Salary: £42,000 – £48,000 depending on experience
- Hours: 40 hours per week
- Travel / Working Hours: 1 hour each way given for travel time
- Holiday: 22 days annual leave + 8 bank holidays
- Vehicle & Fuel Card: Company van provided; private use permitted "within reason"
- No on Call
- Technology: Company mobile phone and laptop provided
- Long-Service Benefits: After 2 years' service – monthly gym membership at David Lloyd; after 3 years – healthcare benefit
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