Electrical Field Technician

Electrical Field Technician (Field Service & Installation)

Cumbernauld

Full-time, Permanent

Competitive salary, company vehicle, overtime opportunities, benefits.

Due to continued growth, we are seeking a practical, hands‑on Electrical Engineer to join a provider of temporary climate control and digital solutions company, based in Cumbernauld. This is a varied role combining workshop‑based maintenance with field‑based installation, commissioning, fault‑finding, and customer support across sites throughout Scotland’s Central Belt. This position would suit an electrically qualified engineer who enjoys a mix of depot and site work and has experience working with industrial electrical equipment, temporary power systems, or construction‑related electrical installations.

• Deliver, install, commission, and decommission electrical equipment at customer sites.
• Carry out planned maintenance, servicing, and repairs on electrical plant and equipment.
• Diagnose and rectify electrical faults both in the workshop and on customer sites.
• Support ongoing projects by attending sites, monitoring equipment performance, and ensuring operational reliability.
• Prepare equipment for deployment, ensuring all testing, inspections, and calibration requirements are met.
• Coordinate equipment logistics and assist with the day‑to‑day management of allocated projects.
• Maintain strong customer relationships and provide technical support where required.
• Ensure compliance with all company procedures, health and safety requirements, and industry regulations.

• Electrical engineering, electrical maintenance, or installation experience gained within industrial, construction, utilities, manufacturing, plant hire, temporary power, facilities management, or related sectors.
• Experience working with 415V and 110V electrical systems.
• Strong fault‑finding and diagnostic skills.
• Knowledge of power distribution systems and electrical plant equipment.
• Ability to work independently and manage site‑based activities.
• Excellent communication and customer‑facing skills.
• Full UK driving licence.

• 18th Edition Wiring Regulations (preferred).
• 17th Edition considered.
• Electrical apprenticeship, NVQ Level 3, HNC/HND, City & Guilds, or equivalent practical experience.
• Inspection and testing qualifications advantageous.
• Experience working within construction, infrastructure, petrochemical, marine, pharmaceutical, or food processing environments.
• Previous experience with temporary power, generators, distribution equipment, climate control systems, or rental equipment highly desirable.

• Competitive salary
• Company vehicle
• Overtime opportunities
• Ongoing training and development
• Diverse project portfolio across multiple industries
• Opportunity to join a growing and well‑established specialist business
• Long‑term career progression within a supportive team environment