Electrical Maintenance Engineer (Senior Authorised Person)The Electrical Maintenance Engineer will oversee planned maintenance, coordinate works with the maintenance planner and wider maintenance team, be responsible for all HV related switching activities on site with a safety‑first mindset, respond to emergency events during normal work hours and out of hours when on‑call in a mission‑critical environment. The Electrical Maintenance Engineer will act as an SME for all electrical equipment on site reporting to the Operations Manager, interacting with on‑site Shift Operations Technicians and managing third‑party vendors.Key ResponsibilitiesBeing the technical expert on site in relation to design standards, codes of practice and legislation and always ensuring process safety standards are maintained.Working with the wider O&M Team to plan and execute outages and preventative maintenance activities, ensuring they are within the time, quality, and budget requirements.Being a point of contact for escalations for all electrical equipment related issues.Assisting Operations in root cause analysis of equipment onsite and reviewing all reports from both on‑site Shift Technicians and third‑party vendors.Identifying and examining measures to improve the reliability, efficiency, and performance of the plant/equipment proactively, and presenting recommendations to Management where required.Executing and coordinating site electrical projects safely, within budget, and without unplanned incidents.Supporting the management of service level agreements with third‑party vendors, tracking vendor performance on time keeping, quality of work, safety, documentation and costs.Regularly reviewing all relevant service reports provided by third‑party vendors, identifying issues, and planning any future corrective actions.Ensuring preventative maintenance schedules and risk registers are maintained, managed, and clearly communicated as required.Maintaining the site CMMS system ensuring all scheduled PM works are compliant.Writing accurate and comprehensive maintenance reports and supporting root cause & analysis on alarms/faults and equipment issues.Working with the Operations Manager in developing and creating standard/emergency operating procedures/Method of Procedure (SOPs/EOPs/MOPs) for all switching related activities.Leading the team on critical switching activities, up to HV switchgear, coordinating all switching activities on‑site in the safest manner.Providing leadership and governance in Lockout/Tagout (LOTO), ensuring that all hazardous energy work is controlled safely & consistently.Ensuring that all safety documentation is submitted, reviewed and approved in advance of maintenance activities and manage the site permit system for the same.Being an ambassador for site safety, implementing safe working procedures and practices for all members of staff on site, ensuring safe systems of work are always followed and adhered to.Ensuring that all employees and contractors under your control maintain proper standards in relation to our safety rules, are suitably trained and follow safe working practices.Supervising third‑party subcontracts on all maintenance activities.Responding to out of hours events (when required), secondary on‑call system (SOC).Ensuring compliance with all site quality procedures, implementing a quality management system and continuous improvement programmes.Supporting the Operations Manager with training & competency programmes for Authorised Persons.Keeping up to date with all relevant local laws, legislation and statutory requirements within the industry.Ensuring that the electrical plant on site, including electrical aspects of the main rotating equipment, operates at 99.999% availability or above for the client.Qualifications & ExperienceExperience in coordinating/carrying out HV switching activitiesGood IT literacy, writing & developing switching plans/SOPs/EOPsPrevious experience in managing sub‑contractorsExperience in commissioning and/or troubleshooting electrical control & protection systems would be desirableFamiliar with power generation equipment, backup generators/CCGTExperience of communicating (written & verbal) technical reports to internal or external stakeholdersAbility to operate independently and efficientlyExperience in CMMS (Maintenance Management Systems)Familiar with SCADA systems or similarQualified Electrical Tradesperson (NFQ) or equivalentHV training provided by a recognised and accredited training provider i.e. ‘City & Guilds’ is essentialThird level qualification in Electrical Engineering or similar is desirable but not essentialAble to work Mon‑Friday at the customer siteBenefitsOur total rewards give you the flexibility to choose what you need, when you need it, ensuring you and your family are supported not only financially, but physically and emotionally.Inclusivity & EqualityWe’re looking for people to add to our culture – not fit in with it. Real inclusivity also means supporting the different realities our people face.
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