Test Engineer

Orion Electrotech

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9 months ago

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Test Engineer

Orion is working with a leader in industrial automation, electrical engineering and control systems, providing high-quality products and services to clients worldwide. They deliver complex projects, service solutions and full turnkey site installations to a wide range of industries.

The role of Test Engineer

They are seeking a skilled and motivated Test Engineer to join our team. This role is ideal for a qualified electrician with strong industrial experience who is ready to apply their technical expertise to testing, fault finding, and inspection. This is a hybrid role, involving both site and office work. This is a travelling role, visiting several sites in England and Wales, so a full drivers license and the ability to travel is essential.

Key Responsibilities of the Test Engineer:

Conduct electrical testing, inspection, and verification in line with current regulations and company procedures.
Carry out fault-finding, diagnostics, and repairs on industrial electrical systems.
Prepare and maintain accurate test records and documentation.
Ensure all equipment and systems meet required safety and operational standards.
Collaborate with engineering and production teams to resolve technical issues.

Requirements of the Test Engineer:

2391 Inspection & Testing qualified.
Proven experience of working in an industrial environment or heavy industry experience.
Strong knowledge of electrical regulations, standards, and best practices.
Ability to read and interpret electrical drawings and schematics.
Competent in using testing equipment and diagnostic tools.

What is on offer for the Test Engineer:

Competitive salary (dependent on experience).
Company pension scheme.
Opportunities for professional development and training.
A supportive and safety-focused working environment.

If you are interested in the role of Test Engineer, please click apply or get in touch with the Automation Team at Orion

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