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Vertical Access Installation Engineer

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Astute’s Power Team is partnering with a global leader in vertical access to recruit a vertical access installation engineer to support with onshore and offshore installations nationwide.
The vertical access installation engineer role comes with a salary of £33,000 – £35,000 basic, plus guaranteed overtime on installs, door to door travel time, stayaway allowances and more.
If you’re a vertical access engineer and are looking to work for an organisation that plays a leading role in delivering vertical access solutions then submit your CV to apply today.
Responsibilities and duties of the vertical access installation engineer role
Reporting To The Engineering Manager You Will
- Install and assemble vertical access equipment in accordance with drawings and manufacturer specifications.
- Carry out mechanical and electrical installation, testing, and commissioning.
- Diagnose and resolve technical and installation issues.
- Ensure all work meets health, safety, quality, and regulatory requirements.
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Professional Qualifications
- NVQ level 3 in a mechanical or electrical field
Personal skills
The vertical access installation engineer role would suit someone who has:
- Previous engineering, mechanical, electrical, or installation experience.
- Relevant vertical access experience is desirable.
- Ability to read technical drawings and use hand/power tools.
- Good practical and problem-solving skills.
- Strong focus on safety and quality.
Salary and benefits of the vertical access installation engineer role
- £33,000 – £35,000 DOE basic
- Guaranteed overtime on installations
- Door to door travel time paid
- Stayaway allowances and paid accommodation
- Opportunity to work onshore and offshore
- Continuing Learning and Development Opportunities


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Astute People are acting as an employment agency in relation to this vacancy. We do not discriminate on the grounds of age, race, gender, disability, creed or sexual orientation and comply with all relevant UK legislation. We encourage applications from individuals from all backgrounds but candidates must be able to demonstrate their ability to work in the UK. Astute is also committed to the government’s Disability Confident Employer initiative. We endeavour to get back to everyone, however, if you have not heard anything after 7 days, please consider your application unsuccessful.
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