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ROV Workshop Electrical Technician

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Cammach is currently recruiting for an ROV Workshop Electrical Technician on behalf of our Aberdeen-based client for a 12-month contract.
12 months contract (potential to become a staff role in the future).
Agency Worker / PAYE
Full time, 37.5 hours per week.
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Part of the ROV Asset department. You will assist in carrying out Electrical maintenance on ROV and equipment systems (ROV, TMS, Winch, HPU, A-Frame etc.). In accordance with company procedures and direction of Workshop Manager and Lead Workshop Electrician.
Responsibilities
- Gain knowledge and experience on ROV and Equipment in order to assist in carrying out Electrical maintenance on ROV and equipment systems (ROV, TMS, Winch, HPU, etc).
- Assist in carrying out maintenance, repair and upgrade activities related to the workshop electrical systems
- Become familiar with and to maintain awareness of the company’s current requirements / protocols / policies and where applicable, the latest Industry Codes and Standards including statutory rules and regulations
- Ensure that all activities are carried out in a manner consistent with company policy on health, safety, quality and environmental matters in accordance with company specific procedures
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- Experience: proven experience with electrical activities in a similar workshop environment.
- Technical skills: Industry training in Electrical disciplines, and Time-served.
- Pre and post-employment medical assessments will be required for all workshop personnel.
- Please note: All applicants must reside in the UK and possess full, permanent UK right-to-work status, as we are unable to offer sponsorships.
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