Site Electrician (Progression To Service Engineer
Listed on 2026-09-12
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Trades / Skilled Labor
Maintenance Technician / Mechanic, Installation Technician, Electrician/ Electrician Installation, Field/Service Technician
Site Electrician (Progression to Service Engineer)
£42,000 - £45,000 + Training on Renewables + Progression + Company Van (Private use) + Private Medical + Benefits
Greenford, Ealing
Are you a Site Electrician who holds a City and Guilds 2391 certificate and a valid ECS Card looking for the opportunity to be trained on unique renewable systems with the goal of becoming a fully qualified Service Engineer?
Do you want an autonomous role covering London without anti-social hours and overtime requirements?
In the role you will be servicing, installing and maintaining high-tech rainwater recycling systems on commercial and industrial construction projects. This will involve working across central London, with 3 weeks of planned preventative work and 1 week of reactive work per month. No requirement for 24-hour call outs.
This company have been established for 40 years and have carved out a profitable niche with their in-house designed water-saving and recycling projects. With new legislation coming into effect, their looking towards a bright future of growth and expansion.
This role would suit a Site Electrician with C&G 2391 Test & Inspection certificate and a valid ECS card looking for expert training to become a fully autonomous site Service Engineer.
The Role:- Servicing, installing and maintaining rainwater harvesting & recycling equipment
- Planned Preventative work and reactive work
- Expert training on bespoke, automated renewable water recycling equipment
- Field based, covering within the M25
- Company Van for private use
- Site Electrician or similar
- City and Guilds 2391 certificate
- Valid ECS Card and UK Drivers License
Job Reference: BBBH 26505
We are an equal opportunities employer and welcome applications from all suitable candidates.
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