Electrical Maintenance Planner

Description

As an Electrical Maintenance Planner, you will play a key role within our Maintenance and Reliability Team, ensuring that electrical maintenance activities are planned and coordinated effectively to maximise plant reliability, performance and safety.

You will be responsible for developing and scheduling medium and long-term electrical maintenance plans, including preventative maintenance, major repairs and shutdown activities, supporting the site's proactive maintenance strategy. Working closely with maintenance, operations and stores teams, you will ensure that resources, materials and critical spare parts are available to enable work to be completed safely, efficiently and on time.

Key Responsibilities

Promote and comply with all health, safety and environmental standards.

Ensure safe working practices are followed by employees and contractors.

Manage contractors in line with CDM requirements and site procedures.

Plan and schedule preventative, predictive and corrective electrical maintenance activities using IBM Maximo CMMS.

Lead maintenance planning for major repairs, plant shutdowns and power outages.

To support the wider Electrical Engineering team in the management of Low voltage & High Voltage permit to work during major repairs.

Manage critical spare parts and support effective asset management strategies.

Create and maintain maintenance job plans and Bills of Materials (BOMs).

Support equipment reliability through proactive maintenance and continuous improvement initiatives.

Contribute to the planning and delivery of electrical CAPEX projects.

Support maintenance budget planning and cost control.

Manage external maintenance service agreements.

Work closely with Maintenance, Reliability and Operations teams to prioritise and schedule maintenance activities.

Skills, Knowledge & Expertise

HNC/HND (or equivalent) in Electrical Engineering.

Strong knowledge of preventative maintenance, predictive maintenance and reliability-centred maintenance principles.

Experience using a CMMS, ideally IBM Maximo.

Experience planning major repairs, shutdowns and maintenance projects.

Knowledge of contractor management and health and safety legislation.

Strong organisational, analytical and problem-solving skills.

Supervisory or coordination experience.

Proficient in Microsoft Office; MS Project experience desirable.

Self-motivated with a proactive approach and continuous improvement mindset.

Job Benefits

Company Pension

Bonus scheme

Enhanced Maternity, Paternity & Adoptions Scheme

Free on-site Parking

Gym Access

Health & Wellbeing Initiatives

Life Assurance

Share Save Scheme

Volunteering Policy

Subsidised canteen

Holiday buy scheme

Digital GP

At Breedon Group, we are proud of our values and are known for our commitment to making a material difference to the lives of our colleagues, customers, and communities. Our mission is to build meaningful relationships and foster constructive collaboration as we strive to become the leading vertically-integrated international construction materials group. Joining Breedon Group means being part of a business focused on innovating projects to support the future of the company.

We believe in keeping things simple, making things happen, showing we care, and constantly striving to improve. These values guide our actions and define who we are as a company. As the largest independent construction materials group in the UK & Ireland, we are on the rise with a goal to expand internationally.

This is an opportunity for you to be part of our plans to innovate and drive the future of the business. People choose to stay with our company because of the positive working environment we provide. Our reputation as an employer of choice is built on our commitment to sustainability and balancing economic, social, and environmental impacts for the benefit of all stakeholders. At Breedon Group, we are proud of our values and dedicated to making a positive impact on all aspects of our business and somewhere our people are proud to work