Electrical Utilities Technicians, Day & Shift Positions Available | Permanent Location: Clondalkin Salary: Circa €62,000 per annum + benefits (healthcare, pension and more) Shift premium in addition for shift roles Hours: Days and Shift Positions available Employment Type: Permanent, Staff We are recruiting Electrical Utilities Technicians for permanent positions at a large, mission-critical Energy Centre supporting a highly regulated industrial campus in Dublin.
These are long-term opportunity offering stability, excellent benefits and exposure to complex utilities and electrical infrastructure.
Both day roles and shift-based positions are available.
Applicants must be authorised to work in Ireland with no restrictions and fluent in the English language both written and spoken.
These roles are particularly well suited to candidates with experience in electrical utilities maintenance, including those from Energy & Power Generation power stations, CHP plants, district energy or renewable facilities Marine / Shipboard / Offshore electrical and utilities maintenance in safety-critical environments Oil & Gas / Petrochemical electrical systems, pumps, compressors, regulated maintenance Heavy or Continuous Manufacturing utilities-intensive sites such as food & beverage, chemicals, cement or metals Facilities Management (Critical Sites) hospitals, airports, large industrial campuses Water & Wastewater Treatment pumps, motors, MCCs, PLC-driven utility systems Rail, Transport & Infrastructure depots, tunnels or electrified transport systems Semiconductor or High-Tech Manufacturing uptime-driven utilities and electrical systems District Heating / Cooling & Energy Centres centralised utilities operations Ex-Forces Engineering Backgrounds Navy, RAF or Army engineers with strong electrical experience Data Centres electrical distribution, generators, UPS, BMS, utilities plant Applicants must be able to demonstrate hands-on maintenance experience, with a proven track record of diagnosing and repairing faults rather than solely monitoring or escalating issues and include examples upon application The Role The Electrical Utilities Technician will be responsible for the execution of preventive and corrective maintenance activities across site utility systems.
Working as part of a multi-disciplinary maintenance team, you will liaise with site engineering, operations and specialist contractors to ensure utilities plant and equipment operate safely, reliably and efficiently.
Key Responsibilities Carry out planned and reactive maintenance as scheduled by maintenance coordination teams Troubleshoot and resolve faults on electrical and utilities equipment Complete all required documentation before and after maintenance activities Work flexibly across buildings and plant areas Support maintenance shutdowns and planned outages Liaise with day and shift maintenance teams on all utilities systems Coordinate and supervise third-party contractors during planned servicing Ensure all work complies with site EHS policies and statutory requirements Carry out risk assessments and keep maintenance task lists up to date Review and update standard operating and work instruction documents Participate in audits of plant rooms and follow up on corrective actions Maintain tools, spares and equipment in a safe and serviceable condition Support fault investigations, including electrical protection and fire detection systems Assist with reliability-centred maintenance initiatives Support CMMS accuracy (asset data, spares, job plans and history) Identify and implement continuous improvement and energy efficiency initiatives Take ownership of complex utilities plant faults, carrying out hands-on troubleshooting Utilities & Systems Covered Low and Medium Voltage Electrical Systems Motors, VFDs, MCCs, panels and electrical safety systems Pumps, compressors and boilers HVAC systems, chillers and cooling towers Steam and clean steam systems Purified water and CIP-type systems Building Management Systems (BMS / SCADA) Fire alarm and detection systems Skills & Experience Required Minimum 2 years hands-on electrical experience in an industrial or utilities environment Strong understanding of electrical fundamentals and utilities systems Proven experience fault-finding low and medium voltage systems Strong knowledge of single and three-phase motors Experience working with preventive maintenance programmes Ability to read and interpret electrical drawings Experience using CMMS and Permit to Work systems Understanding of structured, regulated maintenance environments Basic PLC and instrumentation awareness Computer literate Strong troubleshooting and problem-solving skills Team player with a proactive, safety-focused approach Send your CV and application in confidence to; Be sure to include a detailed summary of your relevant experience in the body of the email Skills: power energy utilities plant gas electrical chp Benefits: See Description