Aramark
Maintenance Technician - Electrical

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Maintenance Technician - Electrical
Location: Aberdeen/Offshore
Contract Type: Salaried
Schedule: 182 days/year
About the Role
Aramark is seeking an experienced offshore qualified Electrical Technician to carry out Maintenance tasks (Electrical) on Catering & Laundry and general accommodation electrical equipment in support of Facilities Management operations both on and offshore.
Key Responsibilities
- Carry out maintenance and service tasks on equipment within the galley, laundry, and accommodation including planned preventative routines, investigation of faults, breakdown, and general repairs
- Be familiar with all types of commercial catering equipment, ovens, dishwashers, washing machines, tumble dryers, mixers, waste disposal units etc.
- Maintain equipment reports and ensure inventory information and manuals are kept up to date
- Identify and produce spare part requirements of equipment, assist in the procurement of same
- Prepare and produce site visit reports
- Carry out Portable Appliance Testing, Distribution Board Testing, Maintenance of Lighting Systems Earth Continuity and Insulation checks
- To liaise with unit managers at site
- Assist with projects and refurbishments as requested or directed by the line supervision
- Ensure all tools and equipment used in the execution of these tasks are in good order and comply with applicable regulations
- To liaise with client, both management and technical staff with regard tasks and execution thereof at the individual client units
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Requirements:
To have successfully competed offshore emergency training, hold a valid offshore medical certificate, completed an electrical trade apprenticeship, and hold the following certification:


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- City & Guilds 236 Part 1 & 2 electrical trade certificate, or similar.
- ONC / HNC in relevant electrical discipline, or
- Government Training scheme, HM Forces, or Enterprise Board equivalent
To have a working knowledge or better of the following:
- The latest revisions of IEE Regulations.
- JIB Contracting Industry Craftsman Certificate.
- JIB Contracting Industry Achievement Measurement.
- Hazardous Area and Equipment Classifications – Exd Systems, EEXd systems, Intrinsically Safe systems (I.S. systems) etc.
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Apply now to join Aramark's dynamic team and contribute to delivering high-quality offshore accommodation projects
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