Electrical Engineer

Put your electrical skills to work keeping a hospital running.

• Electrical fault-finding and responding to breakdowns.
• Maintaining lighting, power distribution and emergency lighting.
• Working on generators and battery backup systems.
• Planned maintenance, inspections and testing.
• Supporting wider building services, including ventilation, air conditioning and medical gases, within your competence.
• Minor installations and repairs.

• A recognised electrical apprenticeship and relevant trade qualification.
• 18th Edition Wiring Regulations qualification.
• Strong electrical fault-finding and maintenance experience.
• Knowledge of electrical installations, building services and health and safety.
• Ability to work independently and as part of a team.
• No previous NHS experience needed.

• Four on, four off: regular four-day breaks, with rotating day and night shifts.
• Annual leave: 27 days plus eight bank holidays (calculated in hours to reflect your shift pattern), increasing with NHS service.
• NHS Pension Scheme with one of the highest employer contributions.
• Training and development: specialist courses in medical gases, ventilation and pressure systems, with opportunities for career progression.
• Overtime and night shifts: Opportunities to earn extra.
• Blue Light Card: discounts on shopping, travel, food and more.

- With a four-on, four-off shift pattern and annual leave included, you'll work around five months of the year, while enjoying the benefits of permanent NHS employment. - Forget repetitive house-bashing or construction site jobs. As a Shift Electrical Engineer, you'll tackle varied maintenance tasks across a busy hospital, from wards and operating theatres to plant rooms. - You'll gain experience with specialist hospital equipment while helping keep essential services running safely.