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HM023103 - Technician - Propulsion Development Centre (Shifts - 12 Month Contract)

Horiba
Warwickshire
1 year ago
Applications closed

We are recruiting a Technician into our Propulsion Development Centre on a 12 months contract basis.

The role is to execute set up and running of vehicle emissions testing within Vehicle Propulsion Centre (VPC) facility, alongside equipment maintenance and calibration. There will also be a requirement to support wider Propulsion and Electromobility Group test programmes when required.

Full job description can be found above.

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Inside IR35 Working an average 39 hours per week on shift AM Shift 06:00 - 14:00 PM Shift 14:00 - 22:00 Night Shift 22:00 - 06:00 up to 12 months contract Drivers licence is required Minimum Level 3 qualification required

For more information on our Propulsion and Electromobility team click .

HORIBA MIRA are an equal opportunities employer and will provide reasonable support to applicants with a disability throughout the recruitment process. If you consider you need reasonable adjustments with the application stage due to a disability, please contact the Recruitment Team ().

Right to work: - HORIBA MIRA actively promotes diversity and inclusion across our organisation. Please note that this role is not on the Home Office list of occupations eligible for sponsorship under the Skilled Worker route.

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