TDC Aberdeen
Maintenance & Contracting Electrician

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TDC Electrical and Mechanical Service Company
TDC is one of the largest electrical and mechanical service companies in the North of Scotland. With a renowned reputation for providing excellent service quality and reliability, and an unrivalled level of technical expertise. We are currently recruiting within the Electrical Department for the following personnel:
Maintenance & Contracting Electrician
Key Requirements:
- Experienced in all aspects of Industrial Electrical Maintenance and fault finding, including equipment designed for use within potentially hazardous atmospheres.
- Experienced in the installation and fault diagnosis of three phase/single phase circuits and equipment.
- The ability to read and understand electrical schematic and technical drawings.
- Must have good written and verbal communication skills with the ability to communicate effectively with clients.
- Excellent appreciation of customer care and attention to detail required.
- Competent to produce high quality workmanship is essential.
- Travel to customer locations (onshore) with occasional offshore visits as required.
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Experience:
- Fault finding, installation, and electrical maintenance with a proven track record within the industry.
- Marine power systems and control circuit installation with fault-finding experience advantageous.
- Knowledge and experience of circuit breakers, generators, VFD, and PLC control systems also preferred.
- Control panel and systems wiring, fault finding, and installation expertise.
- Hazardous area equipment inspection and maintenance experience, CompEx Ex01 – 04 levels.
- Experience with High Voltage (HV) systems advantageous.


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Qualifications:
- Fully time served and qualified in relevant electrical discipline.
- BS 7671 18th Edition IET Wiring Regulations.
- Minimum ONC or NVQ/SVQ Level 3 qualified.
- CompEx Certification.
This is a permanent, full-time role based in Aberdeen with frequent travelling in and around the local area as necessary. A company vehicle will be provided to the successful applicant. Therefore, applicants must hold a current UK driving licence.
An attractive remuneration package will be offered to the successful candidates.
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