Field Engineer

Overview

In this Field Engineer role, you will deliver maintenance, construction and fault works across Crawley and Brighton within Network Operations. You will lead safe, on-time delivery while coordinating field staff and contractors, and you’ll work closely with control rooms to meet service standards. You’ll update asset data in SAP and provide practical technical support to the team. The position offers stability in a permanent role with a focus on safety, quality, and customer satisfaction. This is an opportunity to shape regional field operations and uphold guaranteed service standards.

Pay / Benefits

• Permanent position
• 3% CiP/Bonus
• Salary band F – D
• Location: Crawley/Brighton area

Responsibilities

• Ensure safety management across all duties
• Deliver maintenance, construction and fault works to time, cost and quality
• Ensure staff comply with procedures and quality standards
• Plan daily activities and coordinate resources
• Coordinate with HV/LV control and manage HV/LV switching per safety policies
• Update SAP Asset Database with completed work
• Provide technical support to field staff and address contract issues with Contract Management
• Prepare risk assessments and method statements for safe project delivery
• Perform quality assurance checks and remediate issues
• Communicate with customers to meet expectations
• Support organisational changes and system emergencies as needed
• Participate in out-of-hours safety/emergency standby as required

Key requirements

• Current valid driving licence
• ONC Electrical Engineering (or equivalent)
• NRSWA Supervisors certificate
• IOSH Managing Safely certificate
• 11k SAP knowledge (Desirable for BAND E) or SAP related experience
• 33k SAP (with HNC) knowledge (Desirable for BAND D)
• IT literate with SAP and related tools (MRS, MS Excel)
• Familiarity with MS Excel
• Organisational awareness
• Customer service orientation
• Safety management focus

• Organisational awareness
• Customer service
• Safety-focused
• SAP
• HV/LV switching processes
• NRSWA

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