Electrical Fitter / Winder

Electrical Fitter / Winder

About the Role

Job ID 305342 Location United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland Newcastle up Tyne Newcastle upon Tyne Company Siemens Energy Limited Organization Gas Services Business Unit Central Full / Part time Full-time Experience Level Professional / Experienced

As an Electrical Fitter within Electrical Operations, you’ll carry out fitting and assembly activities on generator and stator components, helping to ensure finished products are built safely, accurately and to the required quality standard.

Your role will involve carrying out trade-specific electrical fitting work, completing inspection records, raising any quality or safety concerns, and following the relevant facility processes and safe working practices.

This is a hands-on workshop role suited to a time-served Electrical Fitter who understands generator mechanical and electrical work, takes pride in the quality of finished products, and can work flexibly as part of an operational team.

How You’ll Make an Impact

• Carry out electrical fitting and assembly activities on generator and stator components in line with company procedures and quality requirements.
• Apply trade-specific electrical fitting skills to support generator assembly work, while maintaining awareness of associated mechanical and electrical requirements.
• Review and raise potential or actual issues relating to the scope of work, escalating quality, machine or health and safety concerns to the Supervisor.
• Complete inspection record sheets and other required documentation accurately, signing work as complete where appropriate.
• Work safely within risk assessments, method statements and established safe working practices.
• Support training activities when required, including undertaking further training yourself and assisting other employees where appropriate.

What You Bring

• Time-served background in Electrical Fitting, or an equivalent NVQ Level 3 qualification.
• Experience carrying out electrical fitting activities within a relevant operational, manufacturing or service environment.
• Understanding of generator assembly work, including generator and stator components.
• Ability to follow instructions, work to facility processes and maintain accurate inspection and production documentation.
• Good awareness of health and safety requirements, including risk assessments, method statements and safe working practices.
• A reliable and flexible approach, with the ability to work effectively as part of a supervised operational team.