Electrical Production Engineer

Location: Worcestershire
Salary: £27,500 - £37,500 (dependent on experience)
Job Type: Full-time, Permanent

Our client is a respected manufacturer with a strong reputation for innovation and quality. They are now seeking an Electrical Production Engineer to join their Production Engineering Department. This role is ideal for an apprentice-trained and qualified Electrical Engineer who enjoys solving technical problems, improving processes, and supporting production across all departments.

The Electrical Production Engineer will provide technical support across production teams, with a focus on electrical systems, machine testing, and process improvements. The role will involve hands-on problem solving, electrical validation, preparation of technical documents, and supporting service and QA teams.

• Provide technical support for production teams on electrical systems
• Respond quickly to machine breakdowns and line stoppages to minimise downtime
• Electrically test and validate new machine options, including functional checks
• Prepare modification requests for electrical circuits and loom harness design changes
• Produce electrical assembly process documents and check sheets
• Test and evaluate new machines, ensuring functionality and compliance
• Specify, design, and commission test rigs
• Identify risks and implement safety improvements
• Provide technical support to Service and Quality Assurance departments

Essential:

• Apprentice-trained in electrical engineering discipline
• Qualified Electrical Engineer with 18th Edition and HNC (Electrical Engineering)
• Strong industrial electrical experience
• IT literate (Microsoft Office packages)
• Good communication and time management skills
• Strong grasp of electrical engineering principles
• Team player, able to work with colleagues at all levels

Desirable:

• Knowledge of PLCs and inverter drive systems
• Ability to read and interpret electrical circuit drawings and ladder diagrams
• Fault-finding experience using diagnostics, I/O, and PLCs
• Understanding of health & safety, risk assessment, and compliance requirements
• Knowledge of electrical inspection and testing methods
• Familiarity with hydraulic and pneumatic systems to support fault finding
• Project planning and process improvement skills
• Ability to operate CNC machinery

• Competitive salary of £27,500 - £37,500 depending on experience
• Opportunity to work on diverse engineering projects in a well-respected business
• Chance to influence process and productivity improvements
• Join a supportive, multi-disciplinary team with opportunities to grow your expertise

If you're an experienced Electrical Production Engineer looking for your next challenge in a forward-thinking manufacturing environment, apply today with your CV.