Industrial Electrical Installation and Testing Engineer

Birtley
3 weeks ago
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Industrial Electrical Installation/Testing Engineer.

Location: Main office Birtley.

Salary: Negotiable depending on experience.

Vacancy Type: Temp to Perm.

Region: Northeast based.

Our client:

The company was formed in 2003 to provide machine tool maintenance services to Airbus Industries. Since then, we our client grown rapidly to become an international provider of a diverse range of expert engineering services including; Electrical Engineering, Mechanical Engineering, HVAC Services, Facilities Management, Industrial Component Cleaning and much more.

Our strategic onsite maintenance programmes enable some of the world’s leading manufacturers, to achieve maximum output and minimal cost of ownership from their manufacturing plant and equipment. Blue Chip companies such as Airbus Industries, Gardner Aerospace Ltd, BAE Systems, Rolls Royce, Uniper, JCB, EMAG (Germany), GE, Caterpillar, Fives Group (France), SW Machine Tools (Germany), Gemcor Inc (USA), CTI Systems (Luxembourg) and Siemens (UK) have all benefitted from partnering with J&P Group in recent years.

With multiple dedicated operating divisions, our clients’ customers can be assured that our engineering solutions are delivered by engineers with unrivalled expertise in their respective fields.

Position Overview:

As an Installation and Testing Engineer, you will predominantly be responsible for the installation, testing and maintenance of the installed machinery. This role requires a strong understanding of industrial automation systems and the ability to work efficiently in a fast-paced environment.

Key Responsibilities:

Install, maintain, and electrical repair of factory machinery.

Perform preventive maintenance tasks to ensure the reliability and efficiency of the machinery.

Troubleshoot electrical issues using testing and diagnostic tools and techniques.

Collaborate with engineering and production teams to implement solutions that enhance productivity and efficiency.

Read and interpret electrical and mechanical drawings, schematics, and technical manuals.

Adhere to safety protocols and regulatory requirements while performing electrical and automation tasks.

Provide technical support and training to client’s maintenance and production staff.

Keep accurate records of maintenance activities, equipment performance, and inventory levels.

Requirements:

Proven experience as an Electrical installation / testing engineer within a factory environment.

Proficiency in troubleshooting electrical system issues using diagnostic tools and software.

Familiarity with factory equipment.

Excellent problem-solving skills and attention to detail.

Ability to work independently and as part of a team in a dynamic environment.

Valid driver's license with a clean driving record.

Willingness to work flexible hours and overtime as needed.

Excellent communication and interpersonal skills.

Own Transportation.

Benefits:

Pay Rate: Negotiable depending on experience.

Plenty of overtime opportunities available.

Fuel allowance.

Opportunities for professional development and training

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