Electrical Maintenance Technician

Location: Nottingham area near Heanor / Newthorpe
Salary: £40,000 - £45,000 (flexible)
Working Hours: 37.5 hours per week (Mon-Fri, 8 am - 4:30 pm)
Start Date: ASAP

Company overview: This company specialises in the development of advanced materials, focusing on cutting-edge solutions for high-performance applications across various industries.

Role Overview:
An exciting opportunity is available due to the upcoming retirement of a key team member around Easter. This role is primarily focused on electrical maintenance but offers opportunities to engage in mechanical work. If you're looking for a varied and dynamic role where you can apply your electrical expertise while gaining experience in mechanical systems, this could be the perfect position for you.

Key Responsibilities:

• Electrical maintenance of complex, externally designed machines (pre-preg/printing machines).
  
  
• Fault-finding, PLC programming (Siemens PLCs), and dealing with inverter breakdowns, including program transfers.
  
  
• Involvement in automation and small-scale machine builds.
  
  
• Working with 15V systems and programming relays, ladder logic, and PLC systems.
  
  
• Reacting to electrical issues and supporting mechanical work proactively.
  
  Essential Requirements:
  
  
• 5+ years of electrical maintenance experience (electrical bias with an interest in mechanical work).
  
  
• Strong knowledge of PLCs (especially Siemens), inverters, and 15V systems. Or at least an interest in PLC programming, ladder logic, and machine fault-finding.
  
  
• Electrical and mechanical background or willingness to work in both areas.
  
  What We Offer:
  
  
• Competitive salary (£40-45k with slight flexibility).
  
  
• Day shift only (8 am – 4:30 pm, Monday to Friday).
  
  
• No regular overtime (unless significant).
  
  
• Work in an innovative, fast-growing company in the aerospace, automotive, and motorsport industries.
  
  
• Be part of a supportive, experienced team with a 60% electrical and 40% mechanical workload split