Specialist Craftsperson (Electrical)

• Install, maintain, service, and repair a full range of estates electrical equipment, plant, and infrastructure • Carry out fault finding and repairs on complex systems including electrical distribution (LV), fire alarms, emergency lighting, IPS/UPS, and standby generation systems • Undertake planned preventative maintenance, inspections, testing, and commissioning in line with Trust standards and procedures • Act as Competent Person for low-voltage electrical systems in accordance with Health Technical Memorandum guidance • Perform condition surveys and evaluate inspection and test reports to support safe and effective asset management • Provide technical advice and guidance to Estates colleagues, contractors, and clinical staff to ensure compliance with safety standards and procedures • Plan, prioritise, and coordinate maintenance tasks, including managing complex activities such as system shutdowns • Respond to reactive maintenance requests and emergency situations, ensuring minimal disruption to patient care • Use engineering drawings, technical specifications, and specialist tools and test equipment to carry out works safely and effectively • Maintain accurate records, certification, and reports using Trust IT systems • Supervise and support maintenance assistants, apprentices, and contractors as required • Contribute to training and knowledge sharing within the team, supporting the development of others • Work flexibly across Trust sites and adapt to the demands of a live healthcare environment Job Purpose • To install, maintain, service and repair the full range of estates specialistequipment, plant and infrastructure. • Provides technical advice to other estates maintenance staff and contractors to ensure compliance with safety standards and procedures. • Act in the role of Competent Person, as defined by Health TechnicalMemorandum, for the Electrical Distribution (LV) system. • Undertakes condition surveys, evaluates inspection reports. Job description Job responsibilities • Install, maintain, service, and repair a full range of estates electrical equipment, plant, and infrastructure • Carry out fault finding and repairs on complex systems including electrical distribution (LV), fire alarms, emergency lighting, IPS/UPS, and standby generation systems • Undertake planned preventative maintenance, inspections, testing, and commissioning in line with Trust standards and procedures • Act as Competent Person for low-voltage electrical systems in accordance with Health Technical Memorandum guidance • Perform condition surveys and evaluate inspection and test reports to support safe and effective asset management • Provide technical advice and guidance to Estates colleagues, contractors, and clinical staff to ensure compliance with safety standards and procedures • Plan, prioritise, and coordinate maintenance tasks, including managing complex activities such as system shutdowns • Respond to reactive maintenance requests and emergency situations, ensuring minimal disruption to patient care • Use engineering drawings, technical specifications, and specialist tools and test equipment to carry out works safely and effectively • Maintain accurate records, certification, and reports using Trust IT systems • Supervise and support maintenance assistants, apprentices, and contractors as required • Contribute to training and knowledge sharing within the team, supporting the development of others • Work flexibly across Trust sites and adapt to the demands of a live healthcare environment Job Purpose • To install, maintain, service and repair the full range of estates specialistequipment, plant and infrastructure. • Provides technical advice to other estates maintenance staff and contractors to ensure compliance with safety standards and procedures. • Act in the role of Competent Person, as defined by Health TechnicalMemorandum, for the Electrical Distribution (LV) system. • Undertakes condition surveys, evaluates inspection reports.