DC Shift Engineer

Electrical Engineer (Data Centre) Romford, East London  £50,000 - £53,000 We've got an excellent opportunity for an Electrical Engineer for an Electrical Engineer to work within a critical environment based in East London! This is standout role if your're looking to avoid commuting to London, receive on High Voltage (HV) training, progress further within the company and work in a data centre! This is a static, shift position (Continental shift pattern) As an Electrical Engineer, you will ensure all PPM and reactive maintenance is carried out on mechanical and electrical plant equipment, troubleshoot, fault find and diagnose, assist in site shutdowns / black outs, work on critical equipment, update logbooks and liaise with contractors. Electrical Engineer (Data Centre) Duties: PPMs & Reactive maintenance Single and Three Phase Power, Motors, Generators (on/off load tests), LV/HV switching, Shutdowns, Switchgear, Motors, Emergency Lighting, Fire Alarm Test, AHUs, FCUs, VAVs, Sprinkler Systems, Pumps, Belts, Bearings, Seals, BMS Operation Carry out isolation of plant and systems in accordance with safety requirements. Ensure corrective/repair works are carried out in accordance with regulations. Endorse safe working practices, quality standards conformity and best practice methods. Organising subcontractors Completing logbooks and RAMS Reports Permits to work Raise and close jobs on PDA's as necessary. Electrical Engineer (Data Centre) Requirements: City and Guilds / EAL / NVQ or higher in Electrical installations / Engineering  Electrical regulations  5 years experience within building services  Experience within critical environments / critical equipment  Great M&E equipment knowledge Salary and Package: £50,000 - £53,000 per annum  Continental shift pattern, day and night shift  High Voltage training provided Parking on site  20 days annual leave  On-going training  Overtime available  Internal progression  If you're interested in this Electrical Engineer (Data Centre) role, apply today! Posted by Alex Clark