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Electrical Installation Engineer

Swindon
£42.5k/yr
Posted about 6 hours ago
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Electrical Installation Engineer (Electrician)

Southern Territory

  • A GBP 42,500 Base Salary
  • Regular Overtime Opportunities (Paid at Premium Rates)
  • Regular Pay Reviews
  • Company Bonus Scheme
  • Ford Transit L2H2 (Can be used personally)
  • Fuel Card
  • Meal Allowance
  • PPE
  • 26 Days Holiday
  • Bank Holidays
  • Company Pension
  • No Call Out
  • Door to Door Travel Paid

Working Hours:

  • Monday to Friday 40 Hours per Week (Flexibility Offered on Start/Finish Times)

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About the Role:

Electrical Installation Engineer / Electrician required for an industry leading company who design, manufacture and supply fuel management systems. You will be joining a reputable company with a trading history of over 40 years who are continuing to grow. The company truly values their employees and offers in-depth training on their products.

Responsibilities:

  • Installation of fuel pumps, tank gauges, and monitoring systems
  • Working at client sites across the South including: Bristol, Devon, Cornwall, Portsmouth, Kent, M4 Corridor, South Wales
  • Predominantly working independently
  • Overnights 2:3 nights per week
  • No callout rota
  • Flexible start and finish times

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Requirements:

  • Qualified electrical engineer / electrician
  • Any industrial installation background
  • Must hold the 17th or 18th edition or equivalent
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Skills

Electrical Installation
Electrical Engineering
Fuel Pump Installation
Tank Gauge Installation
Monitoring Systems Installation
Industrial Installation
17th Edition
18th Edition

Location

Swindon, England, United Kingdom

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