Traffic Signals Electrical Maintenance Engineer

Yunex Traffic Group; Leigh; On-site; GBP 30,000 - 40,000; Full time

Job summary

A global leader in intelligent transport systems is looking for a Maintenance Engineer to manage traffic signal maintenance and ensure operational efficiency. The ideal candidate will have GCSE qualifications, skills in problem-solving, and a positive approach to safety. This role offers competitive salary, 26 days holiday, and continuous training opportunities. Join us to help transform cities and improve mobility for all.

Benefits

Competitive base salary with an annual bonus

Continuous training and learning opportunities

26 days of holiday, increasing to 29

37.5-hour working week plus paid overtime

Excellent pension with matching contributions

Flexible benefits package

Qualifications

• Traffic Signals and/or Highways industry experience preferred but not essential.
• Willingness to challenge and promote a positive Health & Safety culture.

Responsibilities

• Attend, diagnose and resolve faults on traffic signal assets.
• Complete reactive & proactive maintenance tasks.
• Periodic inspections of traffic signal assets and equipment.
• Install and replace traffic signal assets and systems.
• Maintain positive relationships with customers and contractors.
• Support service and installation needs out of hours.

Skills

Reliability/Dependability

Initiative & Flexibility

Effectiveness

Cooperation & Teamwork

Safe Approach

Education

4 GCSEs including Mathematics and English (Grades A-C)

HNC/ONC/City and Guilds or equivalent experience in electrical engineering

Job description

A global leader in intelligent transport systems is looking for a Maintenance Engineer to manage traffic signal maintenance and ensure operational efficiency. The ideal candidate will have GCSE qualifications, skills in problem-solving, and a positive approach to safety. This role offers competitive salary, 26 days holiday, and continuous training opportunities. Join us to help transform cities and improve mobility for all.