Mobile Electrical Engineer
North London / Enfield & Surrounding Areas
£40,000 – £50,000 DOE + Company Van + Fuel Card
We’re working with an established specialist engineering business looking to recruit a Mobile Electrical Engineer to support customers across North London and the surrounding areas.
The role combines electrical installation, servicing, planned maintenance and fault-finding across a range of commercial sites.
You’ll be working with electrical and control equipment including control panels, sensors, motors, fans and variable speed drives, with full training provided on the company’s specialist systems and equipment.
This could suit an experienced Maintenance Electrician, Mobile Electrical Engineer, Electrical Service Engineer or Installation Engineer looking for a varied field-based role with plenty of autonomy.

The Role

Typical responsibilities will include

Electrical installation and commissioning
Planned preventative maintenance
Reactive maintenance and fault-finding
Diagnosing and replacing faulty electrical components
Working with motors, fans, sensors and control equipment
Carrying out site surveys and inspections
Completing service reports and documentation
Working independently across customer sites
Liaising directly with customers and site representatives

What We’re Looking For

You should have

18th Edition Wiring Regulations
Hands-on electrical installation or maintenance experience
Strong electrical fault-finding skills
Experience working independently
Full UK driving licence
Good communication and customer-facing skills
Comfortable working in a mobile/field-based role

Experience with any of the following would be beneficial

Control panels
Motors and pumps
Three-phase systems
Inverters / VFDs
HVAC / AHUs
BMS
Commissioning
Inspection & Testing / 2391
ECS card
You do not need experience with the company’s specific equipment, as full product and system training will be provided.

Hours & Package
Up to £50,000
Company van
Fuel card
Tools and equipment provided
40-hour working week
Travel time included within working hours
25 days holiday + bank holidays
Workplace pension
Full specialist training
Long-term development opportunities
Some installation work is carried out outside normal daytime hours, typically averaging around four evening jobs per month. These hours form part of the normal 40-hour working week, with time taken back elsewhere.
This is a good opportunity for an electrically strong engineer looking to move into a specialist mobile role with training, autonomy and long-term progression.