Electrical Engineer

Overview

In this role you will deliver electrical-focused maintenance across a prestige portfolio in Central London. You work with cross-functional teams to maintain critical building services, manage fault finding, maintenance logs, and safety compliance. You’ll use tablet tech to log work and meet SLAs, while serving as the primary contact for site managers and tenants. This role combines hands-on electrical work with client-facing responsibilities in a demanding, urban environment. You’ll contribute to safe, reliable building operations at scale.

Pay / Benefits

• Fully expensed TfL Zones 1-2 Travelcard
• Base salary 45,000 – 47,000 per annum
• Company mobile phone/tablet
• Specialized tools provided
• Full uniform/PPE provided
• Overtime: weekend and evening callouts

Responsibilities

• Carry out planned preventative maintenance (PPM) and reactive repairs across electrical plant, emergency lighting systems, power distribution (3-phase), distribution boards, and lighting controls
• Perform complex electrical fault finding, emergency testing, lamp/ballast replacements, and minor electrical installation works
• Carry out basic cross-trade maintenance across mechanical and fabric systems, including AHUs, FCUs, pumps, motors, and BMS parameters
• Respond promptly to tenant request calls, emergency P1 reactive outages, and plant failures
• Complete and maintain up-to-date site logbooks, statutory test sheets, and asset registers
• Utilize handheld PDA/tablet technology to manage work orders, update job status in real time, and log completed work sheets
• Escort and supervise specialist external sub-contractors, ensuring works comply with RAMS, PTW, and Health & Safety regulations
• Identify operational risks, recommend spare parts, and log additional works for client quotation
• Serve as the primary technical contact across assigned commercial sites, maintaining professional relationships with Building Managers, Tenants, and FM leads
• Communicate technical updates clearly to both technical and non-technical stakeholders

Key requirements

• City & Guilds Level 3 in Electrical Installation / Electro-technical Technology (or NVQ Level 3 equivalent)
• 18th Edition Wiring Regulations (BS 7671)
• Demonstrable post-qualification experience within commercial building services / FM environments

• excellent client-facing communication skills
• professional appearance
• fault-finding across 3-phase power distribution and control panels
• lighting control systems
• monitoring of AHUs/FCUs, pumps, motors
• basic cross-trade mechanical understanding

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