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Our client, a chemicals manufacturing and storage firm, seeks an Electrical Engineer to join their technical team in Greater London.
You’ll be working with a team of ten engineers who will be involved in preventative maintenance and small construction projects of electrical works, breakdowns, repairs, fault diagnosis and instrumentation.
The role is hands-on and requires a good practical understanding of troubleshooting electrical equipment, including switchgear, valve actuators, and instrumentation. You’ll also work on rotating machinery and associated pipework. Experience from industrial process operation and construction, pipeline construction and operation, or pumping fluids through complex pipework is essential.
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The firm will consider graduates from instrumentation and electrical engineering, as well as individuals who have completed electrical apprenticeships (NVQ Level 3 or above in Electrical installation or equivalent). You’ll have a minimum of 3 years relevant industry experience with CompEx EX01-EX04 certification and Wiring Regulations Qualification - BS7671 18th Edition and have a great opportunity to develop as the company continues to grow its technical team in London.


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Proficiency in reading and interpreting wiring schematics is essential, and the ability to test, troubleshoot and calibrate sensors measuring pressure, temperature and level.
Candidates with experience of control systems would be valuable, as would petrochemicals, chemical storage, fuel storage, or oil and gas experience.
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