HGV Electrician

We are working with a leading Grantham based manufacturing company, which has undergone significant investment and transformation.
The successful candidate will be responsible for diagnosing, repairing, installing, and maintaining electrical systems on HGV trailers and Rigids to ensure they meet DVSA, manufacturer, and customer standards
 
The Key Responsibilities for this Role
 
Diagnose and repair electrical faults on HGV rigids and trailers, including lighting, ABS/EBS, braking, and ancillary systems
Install and maintain wiring looms, sockets, connectors, and control units
Carry out inspections, testing, and fault-finding using diagnostic equipment
Ensure all work complies with DVSA regulations and company quality standards
Complete job cards, inspection sheets, and electronic records accurately
Work collaboratively with fitters, welders, and workshop supervisors
Support trailer PDI, MOT preparation, and refurbishment work
Maintain a safe, clean, and organised working environment
Adhere to health & safety procedures at all times
At a later stage; install electrics on our Crane trailers (full training will be provided)
 
What kind of person are we looking for
Proven experience as an Auto Electrician on HGVs or trailers
Strong fault-finding and diagnostic skills
Knowledge of HGV electrical systems, including ABS/EBS
Ability to read and interpret wiring diagrams
Good attention to detail and problem-solving skills
Ability to work independently and as part of a team
Formal qualification in Auto Electrical Engineering or similar is desirable but no essential
The Benefits
On offer is a full -time permanent contract working 45 hours a week Monday to Friday
25 days holiday plus Bank Holidays
Onsite parking
Company pension scheme
If you believe you fit the brief for this Auto Electrician role please send your CV and Cover Letter to Craig Gorman on craig.gorman@rrgroup.co.uk or call 01476 567111 and quote J10442
Reflect Recruitment Group is operating as Employment Agency under the Employment Agencies Act 1973.