Russell Taylor Group
Multi Skilled / Condition Monitoring Technician (UK wide)

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Condition Monitoring Technician
£28,000 - £38,000 | Company Vehicle | Specialist Equipment Provided | UK Travel
Do you enjoy working with cutting-edge diagnostic technology, solving real engineering problems and helping prevent equipment failures before they happen?
We're looking for a Multi-skilled Condition Monitoring Technician to join our growing team, carrying out specialist inspections across industrial and commercial sites throughout the UK. This is a fantastic opportunity for someone with an electrical or mechanical background who enjoys working independently, travelling to different customer sites and developing their technical skills.
You'll use industry-leading equipment to identify faults before they become costly breakdowns, helping customers improve reliability, reduce downtime and increase energy efficiency.
What You'll Be Doing
You'll carry out a range of predictive maintenance and condition monitoring services, including:
- Thermal imaging surveys of electrical systems, switchgear, control panels and mechanical equipment
- Vibration analysis on motors, pumps, bearings, fans, gearboxes and rotating machinery
- Compressed air leak detection using specialist ultrasonic equipment
- Partial discharge testing on electrical assets (where trained and authorised)
- Producing professional technical reports with clear recommendations
- Working directly with customers across a wide range of industrial environments throughout the UK
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No two days are the same - you'll be working on different sites, different equipment and different engineering challenges every week.
The Equipment You'll Use
You'll be provided with all the specialist equipment you need, including:
- Thermal imaging cameras
- Vibration analysers
- Ultrasonic air leak detection equipment
- Partial discharge testing equipment (TEV, UHF and ultrasonic sensors)
- Laptop and tablet
- Company vehicle, fuel card, tools and PPE
What We're Looking For
We're interested in people with experience in one or more of the following:
- Electrical maintenance or industrial engineering
- Mechanical maintenance and rotating equipment
- Thermography or thermal imaging
- Vibration analysis
- Reliability or predictive maintenance
- Condition monitoring
- Industrial inspections or fault finding
A full UK driving licence is essential.
Qualifications in thermography, vibration analysis or partial discharge testing are desirable - but if you have the right attitude and engineering background, we'll support your ongoing development and training.
What's In It For You?
- Salary of £28,000 - £38,000, depending on experience
- Company vehicle and fuel card
- 25 days holiday plus Bank Holidays
- Company pension
- Laptop and tablet
- All specialist equipment, tools and PPE provided
- Accommodation paid when working away
- Ongoing training and professional development
- Opportunity to work with advanced diagnostic technology across a wide range of industries
- A varied, rewarding role with real opportunities to grow your technical expertise


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If you're an engineer who enjoys problem solving, working with advanced technology and making a real difference to customers' reliability and performance, we'd love to hear from you.
Apply today and become part of a team helping industry prevent failures before they happen.
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