Production Installation Engineer

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Production Installation Engineer

Liverpool

£28,000-32,000 + Pension + Holiday + Progression

Are you a Medium Voltage Production Installation Engineer?

Do you want to join an innovative and expanding manufacturing company, where you will play a vital role in their success?

This international and family-run company develop and manufacture personalized solutions to electrical utilities, emphasizing the importance of their relationship with their customers, committing themselves to innovating energy efficient and sustainable products.

Reporting to the Production Manager, in this role you will be working with a small team to carry out the manufacturing production orders. This includes the M&E installation work of substation controls, assembly of VT Chambers, protection and control panels and assembly of Switchgear into substations. Product specific training will be provided.

The ideal candidate will be MV Production Installation Engineer who is Electrically qualified, be experienced in Medium Voltage Switchgear, including Auxiliary Transformers, Voltage and current transformers.

This is a great opportunity for a MV installation engineer who wants a join an expanding and successful family-run company, offering brilliant career progression, development and career stability.

The role:

*Manufacturing and personalization of products according to orders

*M&E installation work of substation controls

*Assembly of VT Chambers

*Assembly of Switchgear into substations

*Site Based

The Person:

*Medium Voltage Experience

*Electrically qualified (NVQ 3/18th Edition/City and Guilds)

*Experience with MV Switchgear, Auxiliary Transformers and Voltage Transformers

*Understanding of Electrical and Mechanical principles

*Computer literate

The services of Rise Technical Recruitment Ltd are that of an Employment Agency.

Rise Technical Recruitment Ltd regrets to inform that our client can only accept applications from engineering candidates who have a valid legal permit or right to work in the United Kingdom.

Potential candidates who do not have this right or permit, or are pending an application to obtain this right or permit should not apply