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Electrical Project Engineer

Harrogate
1 week ago
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Electrical Project Engineer – North Yorkshire – Days – Manufacturing - Salary on application + quarterly bonus

Samuel Frank is recruiting for an experienced Electrical Project Engineer to join a forward-thinking manufacturer based in North Yorkshire.

An Electrical Project Engineer who has experience of delivering engineering projects in a manufacturing or special purpose machinery related environment will be well suited.

Key aspects of the Electrical Project Engineer include;

  • Must be electrically qualifed – ideally apprentice trained and/or qualifed to HNC/HND level in an electrically biased subject

  • Be self-driven, a quick learner and someone who thrives in “making things happen”

  • Whilst it’s not essential, knowledge of working in an FMCG environment would be highly advantageous

  • Work with Project Managers and Operations, preparing all electrical involvement for new machinery installations

  • Successful Electrical Project Engineer will be responsible for full project delivery of upgrade programs replacing old or obsolete machinery and equipment with state of the art, automated manufacturing solutions – including material handling systems, robotics, packaging and processes machinery

  • An Electrical Project Engineer who is apprentice trained and moved into a Maintenance Engineer role, who has then picked up some project experience would be ideal

  • Manage Contractor & Supplier Management (CDM) requirements

  • Working week is 37.5 hours per week and the role is “Days” based

    This is a fantastic opportunity for the successful Electrical Project Engineer to join a progressive, modern organisation that embraces change and innovation.

    If you are an Electrical Project Engineer seeking career growth, skill development and the chance to work on a variety of projects, this opportunity could be ideal for you.

    Location & Benefits:

    The site is easily commutable from Leeds, Bradford, York, Wetherby, Otley, Skipton, Ripon, Garforth, and Castleford.

    Please send your CV for an immediate response

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