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Mobile Electrical Engineer

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Manchester, United Kingdomfull_timeVerifiedPosted 9 Nov 2026
💰 £45,000/yr(£40,000/yr – £45,000/yr)

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Mobile Electrical Engineer – Manchester - £40-45,000

I am looking for an experienced, highly skilled mobile Electrical Engineer looking to work for an industry leading Electrical service company. It is a Manchester based role, Monday – Friday, 8-4, with a salary up to £45,000 +

Job Role

This Role Requires:

* Execute planned electrical maintenance schedules and rapidly respond to reactive electrical faults, power outages, and equipment breakdowns across regional sites.

* Maintain, service, and repair distribution boards, 3-phase systems, interior/exterior lighting, emergency lighting systems, and general power installations.

* Conduct Electrical Condition Reports (EICRs), remedial works, and routine compliance testing (e.g., emergency lighting flick testing and fire alarm testing).

* Assist with first-line maintenance on associated plant systems (e.g., checking inverter drives, control panels, heating, and ventilation controls).

* Manage your daily travel schedule and material pick-ups efficiently, arriving at client sites within agreed Service Level Agreements (SLAs).

Qualification/Experience Required:

* City & Guilds Level 3 in Electrical Installations (2330 / 2365 or equivalent) and a recognized time-served apprenticeship.

* BS 7671 18th Edition

* City & Guilds 2391 (or 2394/2395) Inspection and Testing certification is highly desirable.

* Valid, clean UK Driving Licence

* Proven experience working in a mobile facilities management or commercial building services environment.

For further information to discuss your application please contact (phone number removed)

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