University Hospital Limerick is seeking applications for a permanent whole-time Electrician position within the Maintenance Department across HSE Mid West Acute Services. This opportunity offers skilled electricians the chance to contribute to the safe and efficient operation of critical healthcare facilities while supporting frontline hospital services across Limerick, Clare, and Tipperary.
This Electrician job in Limerick is ideal for candidates with strong technical expertise, excellent problem-solving skills, and experience working in large-scale facilities or healthcare environments. The successful candidate will primarily be based at University Hospital Limerick and may be required to travel to other Acute Services sites as operational needs arise.
Job Overview
The Electrician will support the maintenance, repair, testing, and installation of electrical systems and infrastructure throughout University Hospital Limerick and associated Acute Services facilities. The role plays a vital part in ensuring safe, compliant, and reliable hospital operations across clinical and non-clinical environments.
This is a permanent HSE position within HSE Mid West Acute Services, offering long-term career stability, public sector benefits, and the opportunity to work within one of Ireland’s leading acute hospital networks.
Key Responsibilities
- Carry out maintenance, inspection, repair, and installation of electrical systems and equipment across hospital facilities.
- Ensure all electrical works comply with safety regulations, standards, and hospital operational requirements.
- Respond promptly to electrical faults, emergencies, and maintenance requests.
- Support preventative maintenance programmes to minimise service disruption.
- Maintain accurate maintenance records and documentation.
- Work collaboratively with maintenance teams, contractors, and hospital departments.
- Assist with upgrades and improvement projects across Acute Services sites.
- Travel to other HSE Mid West Acute Services locations as required.
Required Skills & Qualifications
- Recognised electrical trade qualification.
- Relevant experience working as an Electrician in commercial, industrial, or healthcare environments.
- Strong understanding of electrical safety standards and maintenance procedures.
- Ability to diagnose and resolve electrical faults efficiently.
- Excellent communication and teamwork skills.
- Full driving licence may be required due to travel between Acute Services sites.
- Ability to work independently and prioritise maintenance tasks effectively.
- Experience within healthcare or large-scale facilities management environments is advantageous.
Salary, Benefits & Working Hours
Salary will be aligned with the HSE Electrician Grade 5096 pay scale. Competitive public sector benefits apply, including annual leave entitlement, pension scheme access, and opportunities for continued professional development and training.
This is a Permanent Wholetime position within HSE Mid West Acute Services.
Location & Employer Information
The successful candidate will be primarily based at University Hospital Limerick, one of the largest acute hospitals in Ireland and a key healthcare provider within HSE Mid West. The role supports essential hospital infrastructure services that directly contribute to patient care, safety, and operational continuity.
HSE Mid West Acute Services manages healthcare facilities across Limerick, Clare, and Tipperary, providing employees with the opportunity to work within a dynamic and mission-driven healthcare environment.
Application Details
Applications for this Electrician job at University Hospital Limerick should be submitted online through the official recruitment portal.
For informal enquiries about the role, contact:
- Mr. Niall Joyce – Group Buildings & Maintenance Manager, HSE Mid West Acute Services
- Phone: 061 482295
- Email: niall.joyce@hse.ie
For recruitment queries, please email: UHLRecruitment@hse.ie
Proposed interview dates will be confirmed at a later stage. Candidates may be called for interview at short notice.
Last Day to Apply: 29 May 2026 at 12:00 PM
