Ready to take your electrical maintenance skills into renewable energy? We're recruiting for an established UK business operating anaerobic digestion and biogas plants across the region. You'll help keep several sites running reliably through planned maintenance, breakdown response and fault finding. It's a varied role for an engineer who enjoys working independently and wants to move beyond maintaining the same production line every day. The package
Bonus scheme Company van, tools and equipment Private healthcare Up to 7.5% contributory pension 33 days' holiday What you'll do
Carry out planned maintenance and respond to breakdowns across multiple sites Diagnose electrical, instrumentation and mechanical faults Maintain pumps, compressors, gas-upgrade equipment and associated process plant Fault-find on three-phase systems and PLC-controlled equipment Support plant start-ups, shutdowns and major overhauls Work with site teams and specialist contractors to improve plant reliability Complete maintenance records and manage essential van stock What you'll bring
You'll have a
strong electrical background , practical mechanical skills and experience maintaining equipment in an industrial or process environment. You should be confident reading electrical drawings, using test equipment and fault-finding on three-phase systems. Experience with instrumentation, PLC inputs and outputs, pumps or compressors would be valuable. An electrical apprenticeship, NVQ Level 3, City & Guilds, HNC or equivalent engineering qualification is preferred. Experience in biogas is welcome, but engineers from manufacturing, food production, utilities, chemicals, oil and gas, waste or recycling are encouraged to apply. Apply now
if you're an Electrical Maintenance Engineer, Multi-Skilled Engineer, EC&I Technician or Field Service Engineer looking for a varied field-based role in renewable energy.
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Multi-Skilled Maintenance Engineer β Electrical Bias in Norwich employer: RecruitMe
Join a leading firm in the Fire Protection sector, where your expertise as a Quantity Surveyor will be valued and rewarded. With a competitive salary package, including a car allowance and bonus potential, we foster a supportive work culture that prioritises employee growth and development. Located in the vibrant East Anglia and Northern Home Counties, you'll enjoy a dynamic environment that encourages innovation and collaboration while making a meaningful impact in public sector projects.