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Electrical Engineer (Night Shift)
Location: Hounslow
Salary: GBP44,000 per annum + Overtime and Benefits
Shift Pattern: Fixed Night Shift: Sunday to Thursday (21:00 to 05:00)
About The Role
We are looking for a dedicated Electrical Engineer to join our nighttime maintenance team. Operating on a fixed Sunday to Thursday night schedule, you will carry out essential electrical maintenance, system updates, and urgent repairs during non-peak operational hours to keep the airport's critical infrastructure running smoothly and safely.
Key Responsibilities
- Execute planned preventative maintenance (PPM) and remedial work on power systems, lighting networks, distribution units, control panels, and backup systems during low-traffic night windows.
- Conduct rapid fault-finding and emergency repairs to clear critical system defects before morning airport operations commence.
- Complete detailed logs, work orders, and safety documentation via a digital maintenance management tool (CMMS / handheld device).
- Ensure strict adherence to safe isolation procedures, issuing Permits to Work and executing Risk Assessments and Method Statements (RAMS) under airside safety regulations.
- Collaborate with night duty shift managers and external contractors to ensure complex electrical tasks are completed on schedule.
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Essential Qualifications And Requirements
- NVQ Level 3 in Electrical Installation (or C and G equivalent).
- BS 7671 18th Edition Wiring Regulations qualification.
- Demonstrated electrical maintenance experience in commercial, industrial, or critical infrastructure environments.


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