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Switchgear Installer

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Switchgear Installer
We are looking for a skilled Switchgear Installer to join busy engineering team. This role is site-based, and you would be expected to travel nationwide, work as a part of expert team, focus on installation/fitting and supporting various projects across the UK.
Duties:
- Installation: To carry physical installation of switchgear and associated equipment.
- To understand of electrical transmission and distribution systems.
- To be able to read and interpret technical drawings and specifications.
- Testing: To lead commissioning activities, including mandatory routine and type tests.
- Maintenance: To lead preventative maintenance schedules and complex fault diagnosis/repairs.
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Skills:
- Experience working on switchgear/fitting/wiring.
- Expertise in installing and commissioning switchgear.
- Happy to work away (field-based role).
- Good communication skills.
- Full UK driving licence.
Qualifications:


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- NVQ Level 3 / City & Guilds in Electrical Engineering/Wiring or equivalent.
- Electrical Apprenticeship or equivalent.
What's on Offer:
- Companies Van share.
- Mon-Thur, 8am - 4:30pm.
- Friday - early finish.
- Travel time & accommodation expenses covered.
- Opportunity to progress to supervisory role.
- Training and support.
- Companies pension + benefits.
- Immediate start.
If you're interested, please call Giedre on 07891906984 or send your CV.
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