Electrical Maintenance Engineer – EV Charging Infrastructure

Actemium E‑Mobility (Part of VINCI Energies)
📍 Swindon / Reading (covering the South)
💼 Thursday–Monday Shift Pattern
💰 Competitive JIB Hourly Rate + 15% Shift Allowance + Company Vehicle + Benefits

Actemium E‑Mobility continues to expand, and we’re looking for a skilled Electrical Maintenance Engineer to join our Southern region team. If you’re after a structured five‑day working week, strong earning potential and varied, field‑based work, this role offers a fantastic career path within a fast‑growing sector.

The Role

You’ll play a key role in the installation, servicing and maintenance of EV charging infrastructure across commercial and public sites. This practical, customer‑focused position ensures charge points remain safe, compliant and fully operational — helping keep the UK charging network running smoothly.

Key Responsibilities

• Commissioning, servicing and repairing AC & DC EV charge points

• Diagnosing electrical and technical faults

• Completing accurate digital service reports

• Conducting inspections, preventative maintenance and compliance tests

• Following wiring regulations and all safety procedures

• Building strong customer relationships on‑site

• Supporting emergency callouts as required (additional pay applies)

What You’ll Bring

• ECS Gold Card (preferred)

• Proven electrical maintenance and testing experience

• EV charger experience beneficial — training will be provided

• Professional communication and customer service skills

• Self‑motivated with the ability to work independently

• Full UK driving licence

What We Offer

• Competitive salary (JIB hourly) with overtime & standby allowances

• Company‑branded vehicle

• Pension, healthcare & 24 days holiday + bank holidays

• Full training, including EV charger manufacturer certification

• Clear progression routes within a rapidly expanding sector

• Supportive team culture backed by VINCI Energies

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