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Dayshift Facilities Engineer (Electrical)
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Job Opportunity: Dayshift Facilities Engineer with Electrical Bias
Due to the ongoing success of our manufacturing client, exciting opportunities have arisen for a dayshift Facilities Engineer with Electrical bias to join their team. This role is based near Falkirk and on dayshift.
Essential Qualifications/Skills/Knowledge
- Completed electrical apprenticeship (NVQ level 3 / 4 or city & guilds).
- Inspection and testing of electrical installations. (City & Guilds 2391).
- Application of Safety, Health and Environmental legislation and procedures.
- Electrical Inspection and testing.
- Fault finding: Electrical systems.
- Planning works and writing reports; completion of inspection and testing certification.
- Restore asset after works.
- Working knowledge of wiring regulations.
- Electrical principals, safety & control circuits, motors, motor control circuits.
- Spare parts management.
- Reading and adhering to site SOPs.
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- Time-served electrical engineer
- PAT (City & Guilds 2377).
- IOSH Managing Safely (Beneficial)
- Background in installations
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