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Site Electrician

Dewsbury
£46k – £47k/yr
Posted 1 day ago
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Industrial Electrician Role

This Industrial Electrician role working for a UK leader within engineering consultancy. Paying £46,000-£47,000 annually with a 1.30pm finish on a Friday. You will be based at their head offices in Dewsbury, and the role offers free onsite parking with easy transport links from Leeds, Bradford, Wakefield, Batley, Birstall and other surrounding areas.

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  • Salary: £46,000-£47,000 (£23 p/h)
  • Overtime: Available (1.5 x hourly rate)
  • Working Hours: Monday - Friday Days (39 hours per week)
    • Working 7am - 3.30pm
    • 1.00pm Finish on a Friday

Who Will You Be Working For?

The business are a leader in the UK in the full turnkey delivery of CAPEX Projects. They specialise within the design, manufacture and installation of bespoke projects to their many clients across the UK. They cover projects across industries within Chemical, Pharmaceutical, Food & Beverage and Industrial Manufacturing.

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The Role of Industrial Electrician

As the Industrial Electrician, you will be working in accordance with technical electrical drawings. You will also work to instructions for fabrication and installation of cable containment and cabling. The role of the Industrial Electrician is to ensure the electrical installation is in compliance with the relevant British Standards including the latest revisions.

Key Responsibilities

  • To have a good understanding of the types of industrial electrical work to be carried out.
  • To understand and adhere to RAMS.
  • To carry out duties in a manner that endangers neither themselves nor others and to ensure correct personal use of PPE in accordance with the site they are working on and what is specified in the RAMS to which they are working to.
  • To understand and work in accordance with construction plans & drawings.
  • Ensure the electrical Installation is carried out to a high standard and in accordance with relevant British standards including the latest revision.
  • To attend and engage in regular toolbox talks with electrical Installation personnel.
  • Travel to other sites and locations will be required.

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Essential Skills and Experience Needed of the Industrial Electrician:

  • CompEx Qualified Electrician is desired (or equivalent 18th Edition, City and Guilds, NVQ, ECS Gold Card etc).
  • Experience of working in industrial or manufacturing industries (e.g. chemical, pharmaceutical, food and beverage, heavy industry manufacturing etc).
  • Strong working knowledge of British Electrical Standards.
  • Ability to read and understand Construction Plans and Drawings.
  • A full UK Driving License will be essential for this role.

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Skills

Industrial Electrical Installation
Cable Containment
Cabling
Reading Technical Drawings
British Electrical Standards
RAMS Adherence
PPE Compliance
Fabrication

Location

Dewsbury, England, United Kingdom

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