Industrial Electrician

You install and connect: tray and conduit set out from the drawing, cable pulled and marked at both ends, distribution boards fitted, breakers and contactors wired to the schedule, and machines connected and rotated for direction. Before handover you test insulation resistance, earth continuity and loop impedance and record the readings. Faults on site are traced with a meter and cleared the same day where possible. The day runs 08:00-17:00 with a standby rota one week in five.

Trade school in electrical installation or equal practice

At least three years on industrial or building installations

Reads a single line diagram and a board schedule

Confident with an insulation tester and a loop impedance meter

Aware of lock out and tag out before any work on a live board

English at a working level for equipment manuals

Net salary from 980 up to 1078 EUR per month

Permanent contract with Social Security from the first day

Meal allowance of 8,50 EUR for every worked day under the sector agreement

Standby allowance and paid call out when the rota falls to you

Team van, tools and instruments supplied by the company

Paid low voltage and working at height certification

Work clothing, insulated gloves, helmet and safety boots provided

Electricians who commission a board on their own take the team leader role on a site of their own inside two years. The company pays for the high voltage module and for automation training on programmable controllers.

Factory halls and office buildings under fit out, with scaffold towers, platforms and a site cabin for tools and instruments. Helmet, insulated gloves, glasses and safety boots are mandatory and are supplied by the employer.