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Electrical Site Engineer

Tyrone
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Site Electrician | TAS Controls

Tyrone | Full-time

Enjoy hands-on electrical work, solving problems and seeing a project come together? TAS Controls is looking for a Site Electrician to join its growing team, working on industrial electrical installations for customers across a range of industries. An NVQ or HND in a relevant electrical discipline is required. A degree is not required. We’re interested in your practical skills, the quality of your work and the pride you take in getting the job done properly.

Why join TAS Controls?

Based in Carrickmore, TAS Controls specialises in electrical control panels and automation solutions. Its work supports machinery and industrial projects at home and internationally. You’ll join a team with ambitious plans for growth and a clear commitment to developing its people. There’s variety in the work, practical problems to solve and the satisfaction of seeing your skills contribute to a finished installation.

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What’s on offer?

  • Competitive Salary
  • Overtime rates available
  • Majority of work based in Tyrone, with occasional travel depending on projects
  • A 2.30pm finish on Fridays
  • 28 days’ annual leave
  • Company pension and free parking
  • Opportunities to develop your skills as the business grows

What you’ll be doing

  • Installing, maintaining and repairing single-phase and three-phase electrical systems and equipment
  • Reading electrical drawings and schematics to carry out installations
  • Identifying faults and resolving electrical issues using appropriate testing equipment
  • Inspecting components and completing work safely and to a high standard
  • Working alongside colleagues to deliver projects on time
  • Representing TAS professionally on customer sites

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You’ll have an NVQ or HND in a relevant electrical discipline, alongside practical electrical installation experience. You should be confident working with industrial wiring, circuits and electrical systems, comfortable using hand and power tools, and able to read electrical schematics. We’d welcome applications from electricians earlier in their careers as well as those with several years of experience. Testing and commissioning experience would be useful, but it is not essential. Above all, you’ll take pride in your workmanship, enjoy working with others and bring a practical approach to solving problems.

Working hours

  • Monday to Thursday: 8am–5.30pm
  • Friday: 8am–2.30pm
  • 40 hours per week.

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County Tyrone, Northern Ireland, United Kingdom

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