Electrical Maintenance Engineer

Overview

As an Electrical Maintenance Engineer, you safeguard production continuity by diagnosing faults and performing electrical maintenance with a safe, methodical approach. You will work within the Engineering team to reduce downtime and support continuous manufacturing. The role combines electrical expertise with some mechanical work, in a company focused on quality, innovation and sustainable infrastructure. This is a growth-friendly position offering development and progression within a skilled engineering community. You will help shape reliable plants and contribute to Marshalls’ mission to build tomorrow.

Pay / Benefits

• 26 days holiday + bank holidays
• Guaranteed Christmas shutdown
• Healthcare Cash Plan
• Enhanced family leave
• 5% employer matched pension
• Cycle to Work scheme

Responsibilities

• Ensure continuous production by minimizing downtime through fault finding and maintenance
• Carry out reactive maintenance on site to keep equipment available
• Maintain electrical systems controlling hydraulics, pneumatics, conveyors, motors and related machinery
• Read and interpret technical drawings to support maintenance and installation
• Collaborate with cross-functional teams to troubleshoot issues and implement improvements

Key requirements

• Strong electrical knowledge with some mechanical experience
• Time-served in a similar role; NVQ3 level is preferred but not strictly required
• Apprentice-trained and (ideally) 18th edition wiring regulations qualification
• PLC fault finding skills would be advantageous
• Experience with robots and automated process equipment
• Experience in mechanical fitting, welding, fabrication and general machining is advantageous
• Experience in reactive and planned maintenance of electrical systems with conveyors and related machinery
• Ability to read technical drawings

• PLC fault finding
• Robotics and automated process plant
• Electrical systems controlling hydraulics and pneumatics
• Conveyors (belts, chain, rollers, bearings, gear boxes, motors)
• Reading technical drawings
• Reactive and planned maintenance

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