Electrical, Control and Instrument Technician; EC&I

Are you a qualified electrician looking to develop your skills and build a long-term career in a stable, safety-focused environment with a 4-day working week? This is your chance to join the Chapelcross Maintenance Department, gaining valuable new expertise while contributing to essential site operations from day one.

You will become part of a multi disciplined team responsible for keeping plant and equipment safe, reliable and compliant. The work is varied and meaningful, and you will be supported to broaden your capabilities in a setting where safety underpins everything we do.

With a four day working week, Monday to Thursday, 07.30 to 17.15, this role also offers a working pattern that supports a better balance outside of work.

You will assist in carrying out examination, inspection, maintenance and testing activities across site, using your electrical skills to support the plant maintenance schedule and statutory requirements.

Success in this role comes from applying your skills carefully, working safely at all times and maintaining accurate records that support compliance and operational performance. You will contribute to continuous improvement on site while developing your own capability within a supportive team environment.

• Carry out core electrical maintenance work in line with health, safety, security, environmental and quality standards
• Start by assisting in inspection, testing and maintenance of plant and equipment to support site operations
• Maintain clear and accurate maintenance records

You will be a qualified electrician with a strong technical foundation and a willingness to learn and develop within a broader role. A recognised qualification such as City and Guilds, BTEC, ONC or NVQ Level 3 is required. We welcome applications from newly qualified or early-career electricians, as well as those who are time-served with some hands-on experience in a technical or industrial environment.

You should have a good awareness of safe working practices, including the Health and Safety at Work Act, and be comfortable working as part of a team in a structured environment.

• A flexible, team focused approach and willingness to learn
• Strong awareness of safe working practices in a technical setting
• Desirable experience in electrical inspection and testing to BS7671