Industrial Commissioning Electrician (80% troubleshooting)

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£25 per hour (OTE £60k) + Training + International Travel + Fully Financed Van + Fuel

Stoke-On-Trent, Newcastle

Are you an Industrial Commissioning Electrician with 18th Edition, looking to work for a specialist Industrial Furnace and Oven company who work closely with big names in the Aerospace Manufacturing Industry and offer great company benefits?

Do you want to join a thriving business who are going through a period of growth and offer longevity in their commissioning team of engineers?

On offer is an exciting opportunity at a specialist business who have gone from strength to strength since the 1970s to provide businesses with high quality Industrial Furnaces and Ovens. This company is the Uks leading manufacturer for Industrial Dryers, Ovens and Furnaces.

In this role the Industrial Commissioning Electrician will travel across the UK and occasionally to the Netherlands to commission a range of products, using their expertise to ensure the success of an ambitious business. Day to day responsibilities will vary and most of the work will be based out of the workshop in Stoke on Trent.

The ideal Industrial Electrician must have their 18th addition and be local to Stoke on Trent with a background of working in industrial engineering and manufacturing.

The Role:

Working between the workshop and different client sites to commission industrial blast furnaces and ovens.
Offer a high quality service to a range of clients in the aerospace manufacturing industry.
Identify electrical faults of a range of products.The Person:

Experienced Industrial Electrician with a broad knowledge of the manufacturing industry.
Happy to work abroad and travel across the UK when needed.
Local to Stoke on Trent.Keywords: Industrial Electrician, Commissioning Engineer, Service Engineer, Field Service, Industrial Furnaces and Ovens.

Reference: 17125

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We are an equal opportunities employer and welcome applications from all suitable candidates. The salary advertised is a guideline for this position. The offered renumeration will be dependent on the extent of your experience, qualifications, and skill set.

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