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Electrical Engineering (Lead) Leeds Monday to Friday - Flexible office working hours £35K - £40K depending on experience plus excellent benefits About the Company Our client is a leading global manufacturer of safety systems and solutions, delivering safety-critical projects to their clients on time and to the highest quality standards. The Role Our client is seeking an experienced Electrical Lead to provide technical leadership, hands-on expertise, and project oversight within our rail manufacturing environment. This role combines electrical design input, project management responsibility, and practical electrical work, including the repair and calibration of safety-critical equipment. You will manage and mentor one electrical team member, while remaining actively involved in day-to-day electrical tasks and supporting project delivery from design through to completion. Key Responsibilities Typical Work Activities • Conducting site inspections, testing, and electrical risk assessments as required, • Repairing, fault-finding, and calibrating rail safety equipment, • Supporting and mentoring a team member, • Liaising with project managers, contractors, suppliers, and clients HNC/HND in Electrical Engineering or similar Proven experience in electrical engineering or mechanical systems with a focus on system design and troubleshooting. Familiarity with CAD software such as AutoCAD, Revit, MicroStation or SolidWorks is essential. Experience with surface mount technology (SMT), soldering techniques, debugging electronic circuits, and signal processing is highly desirable. Background in automation systems involving system schematics, schematic capture tools like CAD or Revit. Ability to perform root cause analysis effectively using tools like MATLAB or Simulink. SMSTS or SSSTS (desirable) Hands-on, detail-oriented, and safety-focusedStrong problem-solving, communication, and organisational skillsComfortable balancing leadership, design input, and practical work Proven experience in electrical engineering or mechanical systems with a focus on system design and troubleshooting. Familiarity with CAD software such as AutoCAD, Revit, MicroStation or SolidWorks is essential. Experience with surface mount technology (SMT), soldering techniques, debugging electronic circuits, and signal processing is highly desirable. Background in automation systems involving system schematics, schematic capture tools like CAD or Revit. Ability to perform root cause analysis effectively using tools like MATLAB or Simulink. If you are seeking a new varied, and challenging role, and have the above experience, please forward your CV for further information, Mpeople, are a recruitment business acting on behalf of our clients, if you do not receive a response within 5 days please presume you have been unsuccessful on this occasion

We are looking for someone to join our Service department based in Leeds. Joining our Service Department, you'll play a crucial role in delivering top-tier service and specialist product support to colleagues an audio manufacturer and associated brands. Your key responsibilities include diagnosing and repairing products and testing/updating stock for quality assurance. Your attention to detail and proactive mindset are essential in providing quality service and support for an outstanding customer experience.\nKey Responsibilities\n• Inspect, diagnose and repair product faults for products within and outside their warranty period, and the company’s products from stock transfers.\n• Repair products to component level, where appropriate, using available schematics and service manuals, or coordinating with suppliers where information isn’t readily provided.\n• Provide feedback to suppliers on recurring issues where a rolling change in production could prevent further issues in the future.\n• Repair products to PCB level, where appropriate, or when specified by the supplier, using available service manuals.\n• Deliver timely specialist product support to the Customer Service team to facilitate a high-level of Customer Service, as facilitated by the Service Coordinator.\n• Test products to full factory specifications and ensure all features are working as expected, to agreed levels of standard and compliance after repair.\n• Provide regular updates to Service Coordinator on Product Repairs, with a full report upon completion of inspection and service to facilitate the smooth processing of approving costs and returning goods to customer.\n• Provide part identification support to stakeholders as required.\n• Liaise with Product/Brand Management or, where needed, the supplier, to obtain further technical information on a product for repair/support where required.\n• Undertake production work for new sales stock where the BOM requires soldering or programming, or has other skilled requirements.\n• Perform Quality Assurance on Stock as requested by the Service Manager or Product/Brand Managers, to verify/determine possible faults or batch issues, providing written reports/documentation of the results.\n• Perform Firmware updates on Stock as requested by the Service Manager or Product/Brand Managers.\n• Assist the Service Coordinator with regular Service Parts stock counts to ensure stocking levels are accurate and sufficient.\n• Assist the Service Coordinator with regular Service Centre stock counts to ensure on-hand stock levels are accurate and items can be returned to saleable stock as quickly as possible.\n• Maintain a clean and safe working environment at all times.\nKnowledge, Skills & Experience Required\nEssential\n• Audio Equipment Repair experience and/or qualification in Electronic & Electrical Engineering, Audio Engineering or equivalent.\n• Experience in using and understanding of digital and analogue audio products\n• Good IT skills, including knowledge of spreadsheets and/or databases\n• Ability to learn new technologies and software quickly\n• Excellent communicator with a high level of interpersonal skills\n• Strong customer focus and commitment to providing an outstanding customer experience\n• Ability to prioritise multiple tasks, working under pressure to meet deadlines and customer needs\n• High level analytical & problem-solving skills\n• Understanding of technical schematics and manuals\n• Organised & methodical with excellent attention to detail\n• Self-motivated with the ability to work as part of a team\nDesirable\n• Existing knowledge & understanding of Audio products & various distributed brands\n• Experience of controlled environment testing & measurement of products\nJob Details\nFull time IN THE SERVICE DEPARTMENT – 35 hours per week, Monday to Friday\nCompetitive salary\nGenerous discount on products\nSick Pay scheme\nFree Parking

Electrical Engineering (Lead) Leeds Monday to Friday - Flexible office working hours £35K - £40K depending on experience plus excellent benefits About the Company Our client is a leading global manufacturer of safety systems and solutions, delivering safety-critical projects to their clients on time and to the highest quality standards. The Role Our client is seeking an experienced Electrical Lead to provide technical leadership, hands-on expertise, and project oversight within our rail manufacturing environment. This role combines electrical design input, project management responsibility, and practical electrical work, including the repair and calibration of safety-critical equipment. You will manage and mentor one electrical team member, while remaining actively involved in day-to-day electrical tasks and supporting project delivery from design through to completion. Key Responsibilities Technical & Team Leadership: Provide day-to-day supervision, mentoring, and technical guidance to one electrical engineer/technician, ensuring high standards of workmanship and compliance. Hands-On Electrical Work: Take a proactive, hands-on role in the repair, testing, commissioning, and calibration of electrical and safety-critical rail equipment. Electrical & Track Design Support: Contribute to and review electrical and system designs, with a strong understanding of track design interfaces, rail standards, and how electrical systems integrate within the wider rail infrastructure. Project Management: Manage and deliver minor electrical projects, including planning, scheduling, cost estimation, and progress reporting, ensuring delivery on time and within budget. Technical Authority & Compliance: Act as the main point of contact for technical queries, ensuring compliance with BS 7671, CDM 2015, and relevant rail and manufacturing standards. Resource & Stock Management: Order materials, manage stock levels, and coordinate maintenance activities to support manufacturing and project requirements. Documentation & Quality Control: Review, update, and sign off electrical designs, test results, risk assessments, and technical documentation, ensuring accuracy and traceability. Typical Work Activities Conducting site inspections, testing, and electrical risk assessments as required Repairing, fault-finding, and calibrating rail safety equipment Supporting and mentoring a team member Liaising with project managers, contractors, suppliers, and clients Resolving complex technical and operational issues in real time Qualifications and experience: HNC/HND in Electrical Engineering or similar Experience: Proven solid experience within electrical engineering, ideally within rail, manufacturing, or safety-critical environments, including some supervisory or project responsibility Proven experience in electrical engineering or mechanical systems with a focus on system design and troubleshooting. Familiarity with CAD software such as AutoCAD, Revit, MicroStation or SolidWorks is essential. Experience with surface mount technology (SMT), soldering techniques, debugging electronic circuits, and signal processing is highly desirable. Background in automation systems involving system schematics, schematic capture tools like CAD or Revit. Ability to perform root cause analysis effectively using tools like MATLAB or Simulink. SMSTS or SSSTS (desirable) Skills: Strong knowledge of electrical systems including power distribution and control systems Ability to read, interpret, and contribute to electrical and system designs, with awareness of track design requirements Hands-on, detail-oriented, and safety-focused Strong problem-solving, communication, and organisational skills Comfortable balancing leadership, design input, and practical work Proven experience in electrical engineering or mechanical systems with a focus on system design and troubleshooting. Familiarity with CAD software such as AutoCAD, Revit, MicroStation or SolidWorks is essential. Experience with surface mount technology (SMT), soldering techniques, debugging electronic circuits, and signal processing is highly desirable. Background in automation systems involving system schematics, schematic capture tools like CAD or Revit. Ability to perform root cause analysis effectively using tools like MATLAB or Simulink. If you are seeking a new varied, and challenging role, and have the above experience, please forward your CV for further information, Mpeople, are a recruitment business acting on behalf of our clients, if you do not receive a response within 5 days please presume you have been unsuccessful on this occasion

Design Technology Teacher – Secondary – Leeds Wakefield | Full-time | ️ Easter Start | £150–£250/day (depending on experience) Into sketching, soldering, or sawdust? This could be your perfect project. A forward-thinking secondary school in Leeds is on the lookout for a passionate Design Technology Teacher to join their creative faculty. Whether your specialism is Product Design, Resistant Materials, or Food Tech, there’s room here to shape lessons that really stick. You’ll be stepping into a school that values hands-on learning, real-world skills, and letting students bring their ideas to life—power tools and all. What’s on offer: A well-equipped DT department ready for your ideas A supportive SLT who value creative subjects (finally!) Opportunities to lead on projects and expand your specialism CPD, collaborative planning, and even some KS5 if that’s your thing What you’ll be doing: Delivering inspiring Design Tech lessons across KS3–KS4 Helping students design, make, and evaluate with confidence Keeping things safe, creative, and curriculum-aligned Collaborating with a team who value big ideas and practical outcomes You’ll need: UK QTS or equivalent DT teaching qualification Experience teaching Design Technology in a secondary setting A creative, solution-focused mindset and a steady pair of hands The ability to bring out the best in students (and their prototypes) What you get with Protocol: Weekly PAYE pay—no umbrella faff A consultant who knows the difference between CAD and camembert FREE CPD and subject-specific training Local roles tailored to your goals and skills Bonus scheme if you refer your DT mates Got a passion for making things—and helping students do the same? Let’s get you in a workshop where your creativity counts. Apply today or drop us a message for the full brief All applicants will require the appropriate qualifications and training for this role. Please see the FAQs on the Protocol Education website for further details. All pay rates quoted will be inclusive of 12.07% statutory holiday pay. This advert is for a temporary position. In some cases, the option to make this role permanent may become available at a later date. Protocol Education is committed to safeguarding and promoting the welfare of children. We undertake safeguarding checks on all workers in accordance with the DfE statutory guidance ‘Keeping Children Safe in Education’, this may also include an online search as part of our due diligence on shortlisted applicants. We offer FREE online safeguarding and Prevent Duty training to all our workers. All candidates must undertake or have undertaken a valid enhanced Disclosure and Barring Service (DBS) check and subscribe to the DBS Update Service. Full assistance provided. For details of our privacy policy, please see visit the Protocol Education website