Industrial Electrician

• →Assembling electrical switchgear and associated electromechanical equipment in line with engineering drawings and production timescales.
• →Interpreting and working from electrical schematics, manuals, drawings, and specifications.
• →Carrying out mechanical and electrical assembly of components for new and repeat products.
• →Ensuring high standards of workmanship and compliance with quality requirements in the factory and at customer sites.
• →Performing testing of panels, including current injection testing.
• →Carrying out mechanical and electrical maintenance activities, site modifications, and inspections.
• →Conducting thermal imaging inspections and complete associated reports.
• →Identifying and reporting substandard, defective, or malfunctioning components.
• →Selecting, measuring, and modifying components to ensure correct fit and function.
• →Completing MTOs and order materials for allocated tasks (internal and site-based).
• →Assembling prototype and development units in collaboration with supervisors and managers.
• →Maintaining a clean, safe, and organised working environment.
• →Adhering to all Company Policies, Quality Standards, and Health & Safety requirements
• →Working to deadlines and production targets.
• →Supporting and mentoring team members where required.
• →Demonstrating flexibility, including working overtime and supporting site-based activities as required. 

Please note the above duties and responsibilities are not intended to be an exhaustive list. To achieve business objectives, other duties may be included at the discretion of the line manager.

Essential Skills, Qualifications/Experience 

• →City & Guilds Electrical Qualification and completed Engineering Apprenticeship with AM2 (or equivalent).
• →Time-served Electrician or Technician.
• →Experience in electrical switchgear manufacture or similar industrial environment.
• →Experience in panel wiring (PLCs, MCCs, control panels). 

• Current 18th Edition Certification.
• Mechanical knowledge.
• Field service or on-site installation experience.
• Familiarity with Risk Assessments and Method Statements. 

• Hands-on role in a structured industrial manufacturing environment
• Opportunity to work on technically complex and varied projects
• Strong focus on quality, safety, and continuous improvement
• Supportive team environment with clear expectations
• Long-term stability with opportunities for progression