Control Panel Wirer

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10 months ago
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Control Panel Wiring-- and then Installing that panel on UK/ Midlands customer sites. Higher pay, more variety, more overtime.
Busy with many UK customers needing electrical panel builds, the plan is to find an Industrial Installation Electrician or Electrical Control Panel Wirer who can

  • Read and follow electrical drawings- wire up and cabling those enclosures and panels efficiently, to a good standard.
  • Panel Wiring - Wiring in motors, sensors, pushbuttons, drives, completing the MCC or PLC control panel in the workshop THEN
  • Electrical installation of the panel on customers' site, using a company vehicle, installing cables, containment, tray, wiring the control panel into the site electrical system.
    What do we need? Electrical control panel wiring experience, PLC panel/ MCC etc or industrial electrician experience, able to read drawings, driving licence, flexible attitude, happy to work on customer sites as well as the workshop.
    You'll earn £(phone number removed) basic salary, plus paid overtime, and 31 days holidays, pension, and other benefits. Minimal stays away from home as customers are mostly Midlands aerospace, food, automotive, Made in the Midlands manufacturers
    Send your CV to Mark Burnard at Hartland Recruitment for more details.
    Commutable from: Coventry, Rugby, Leicester, Hinckley, Nuneaton etc
    Hartland Recruitment- a specialist technical recruitment agency, finding Engineers for the UK Automation, Control Systems and Machinery manufacturers since 1990

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