Description

You will be responsible for the maintenance of electrical, instrumentation and control systems on the plant, performing routine maintenance, inspection, testing, repairs and troubleshooting to meet site targets for availability, safety, environmental and quality compliance.

Key duties include implementing and providing feedback on preventative maintenance, defect rectification and project work for rotating and stationary EC&I equipment, producing maintenance procedures and contractor work scopes, assisting in outage planning and ensuring safety documentation is available, and preparing risk assessments and method statements for work carried out by you or contractors. You will also obtain spare parts from suppliers, supervise contractor personnel, report progress to the EC&I Maintenance Supervisor, and keep detailed records in the Maximo CMMS. Additional tasks involve fault and trip analysis of MV/LV switchgear and auxiliaries, participation in quality and safety committees, and being on call for emergency work during evenings and weekends.

• Implement preventive maintenance and defect rectification for rotating and stationary EC&I equipment.
• Produce maintenance procedures and contractor work scopes.
• Assist in outage planning and ensure safety documentation is available.
• Prepare and amend risk assessments and method statements for EC&I work.
• Source spare parts from local, national, and international suppliers per site quality procedures.
• Supervise contractor personnel to ensure technical accuracy and compliance with safety, environmental, and quality standards.
• Report progress to EC&I Maintenance Supervisor and provide reasons for delays.
• Update work order records and reports in Maximo CMMS.
• Perform fault/trip analysis and troubleshoot MV/LV switchgear, motor control centres, lighting circuits, and other auxiliaries.
• Participate in quality and safety committees to maintain site management systems.
• Be on call for emergency work during evenings and weekends.

Requirements

The role requires an Advanced Craft Certificate in Electrical, Electrical Instrumentation or Instrumentation (or a similar accredited qualification), a basic understanding of electrical systems and the ability to read schematics and P&ID drawings. Strong problem‑solving skills, the willingness to learn, the ability to work independently and respond to emergencies, and proficiency with computers and Microsoft Office are essential. Power‑plant experience is a benefit, and a CompEx certification would be an advantage.

• Hold an Advanced Craft Certificate in Electrical, Electrical Instrumentation, or Instrumentation (or equivalent).
• Read electrical schematics and piping & instrumentation diagrams.
• Demonstrate strong problem‑solving skills and willingness to learn.
• Work independently and respond to emergencies.
• Possess power‑plant experience (beneficial).
• Proficient with computers and Microsoft Office.

Benefits

Joining GE Vernova Gas Power in Whitegate, Ireland as a Field Engineer means becoming part of a close‑knit, highly skilled team that plays a critical role in keeping Ireland’s power system running safely and reliably. Based at one of the country’s most important gas‑fired power stations, you will work hands‑on with world‑class turbine and control technology, developing deep technical expertise through OEM‑led training and real field experience. The role offers genuine responsibility, autonomy and variety, with no two days the same, and provides a clear pathway to senior or specialist positions within GE Vernova.

• Relocation assistance provided.

Training + Development

Interview process

Visa Sponsorship

Security clearance