Electrical Build Engineer

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Dorchester, Dorset
11 months ago
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Dorchester – Electrical Build Engineer

£25K-£35K

Platform Recruitment have partnered with a leading robotics company specializing in advanced automation solutions. They provide cutting-edge robotic systems for industries to major global markets and are looking for an Electrical Build Engineer to join their innovative team!

Main Duties:

  • Review Technical Drawings alongside stakeholders

  • Assist in Building a range of Automation Systems

  • Identify Electrical Faults and create appropriate solutions

  • Travel to client sites to help install Robotic Automation Systems

    Key Skills:

  • Have an Electrical HNC Qualification, Electrical Apprenticeship or trained to an Equivalent Level of Experience

  • Be able to understand and read Electrical Drawings

  • Understand Industrial Systems with regard to Safety

    Salary/Location:

  • The salary is circa £25k-£38k depending on experience

  • This role is based in and around Dorchester

    If you feel like you have the right skills and experience, then please apply with a copy of your updated CV and we will be in touch with more details

    Please Note: Candidates must be British Citizen, with the ability to gain Security Clearance

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