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The role is based from our clients Head Office in Stone, Staffordshire. However 85-90% of the role will be on their client sites throughout the UK.
There will be a van for business and commuting purposes (not an assigned van, but one will always be provided).

Primary Duties:• Follow schematics provided by Engineering department to assemble panels, install electrical components etc.
• Prepare built items for test
• Conduct installation work under supervision on client sites
• Work to Orbital's quality standards
• Comply with Health & Safety regulations plus Orbital rules and regulations at all times
Secondary Duties:• Attend relevant courses in order to broaden your knowledge and skill set

-40 hours per week contracted (usually up to 50 hours available when on site - subject to availability)
-Overtime available
-15% uplift on any hours worked when staying away over night
-Usual benefits
-Starting ASAP
-Salary £43,680 - £45,760 per annum basic

Requirements
-18th Edition
-2391 Inspection and Testing
-CompEX EX01-04 (minimum 2 years experience)
-Need to be happy with being away!!

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