EVEREC
Site Performance Engineer - EV Charging - Central London / M25 - Weekends Required (Sat & Sun) - Open to 4-Day Week - Vehicle + Benefits + 20% Bonus

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Site Performance Engineer - EV Charging
Location: Central London and the M25 (field-based, frequent travel)
Salary: DOE
Bonus: 20%
About the Company
My client is a fast-growing EV charging network operator, going through a strong period of growth as they expand their charging footprint across the M25.
The Role
This is a hands-on, field-based role supporting the day-to-day performance of a portfolio of DC charging sites. You'll be the main point of contact for landlords and drivers on the ground, as well as the person who gets stuck in when something needs fixing, from a faulty charger to a site presentation issue.
Key Responsibilities
- Liaise regularly with site landlords (e.g. pub operators/retail parks) and drivers, gathering insights and reporting back clearly to the Account Managers
- Speak directly with customers on site to understand issues, resolving them there and then wherever possible
- Attend site to investigate faults: isolate chargers safely, confirm the site is safe, then carry out fault finding and diagnostics
- Ensure sites are clean, presentable and fully operational, resolving facilities issues and vandalism as they arise
- Undertake electrical inspections and reactive attendance for priority incidents, working with internal teams, charge point manufacturers and third-party suppliers
- Visit all assigned DC sites at least weekly to catch faults early and improve response times
- Carry out minor electrical repairs (e.g. MCB/RCD replacements) and reset equipment following safe isolation
- Raise, monitor and chase support cases with manufacturers and third parties through to resolution
- Provide weekend support for urgent operational issues
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Essential
- Qualified electrician with practical field experience, confident working independently at live sites
- Qualified electrician with a recognised UK electrical apprenticeship or equivalent Level 3 electrotechnical qualification/NVQ.
- Current BS 7671 Wiring Regulations qualification - commonly City & Guilds 2382 18th Edition, updated to the current amendment in force.
- Experience in fault finding, safe isolation and basic electrical/electro-mechanical troubleshooting
- Full UK driving licence and willingness to travel regularly across Central London and the M25
- Strong communicator, comfortable liaising with landlords, customers and internal stakeholders


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Desirable
- Background working with a CPO on DC charging equipment
- Inspection and testing qualification (City & Guilds 2391-52 or equivalent)
- Previous experience in facilities, service engineering or multi-site maintenance
What's On Offer
- Company vehicle
- Benefits package
- 20% bonus
- Working pattern includes both Saturday and Sunday, with flexibility to work a 4-day week considered
- Office induction before moving to a fully field-based schedule
If this role is of interest, please apply directly or share a CV to george.taylor@everec.co.uk
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