Maintenance Electrician

Maintenance Electrician – Commercial Office Site
Location: PO9
Salary: £45,000
Hours: Monday to Friday, daytime hours

Are you an experienced Maintenance Electrician looking for a stable, Monday–Friday position within a professional commercial environment?

We’re currently recruiting for a Maintenance Electrician to join a well-established facilities team, working on a large office site in the PO9 area.

The Role

You’ll be responsible for carrying out planned and reactive electrical maintenance across the site, ensuring all building services and electrical systems are operating safely and efficiently.

Typical duties will include:

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Planned preventative maintenance (PPM)

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Reactive maintenance and fault finding

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Electrical testing and inspection

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Lighting and emergency lighting

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Power distribution and electrical systems

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Fire alarm and life-safety systems

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General building services maintenance

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Responding to electrical faults and breakdowns

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Completing maintenance records and paperwork

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Working closely with the wider facilities team and client

About You

We’re looking for an electrically qualified engineer with a strong background in commercial building maintenance.

You should have:

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Level 3 Electrical qualification / NVQ or equivalent

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18th Edition

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Previous experience within commercial FM or building services

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Strong electrical fault-finding skills

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Good understanding of PPM and reactive maintenance

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Professional, reliable and client-focused approach

What's on Offer?

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£45,000 salary

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Monday–Friday working hours

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Permanent position

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Commercial office environment

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Stable, long-term opportunity

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Ongoing training and development

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Opportunity to work as part of an established facilities team

If you're an experienced Maintenance Electrician based in or around PO9 and are looking for your next permanent opportunity, we'd be keen to hear from you.

Apply today to find out more
Only candidates based in UK and eligible to work in UK are allowed