Industrial Electrician

In the workshop you build panels from the wiring diagram, mount contactors, drives and terminals, run and number the cable and test every circuit before the panel is closed. On site you pull cable, connect motors and sensors, check rotation and earth continuity, and run the line with the commissioning engineer. Faults are traced with a multimeter and a clamp meter, and every change is marked on the drawing. The week is Monday to Friday, 07:00-15:00.

Electrician licence recognised in Greece, or an equivalent to be converted

Technical school certificate and at least three years in industry

Reads a wiring diagram and a terminal list

Confident with a multimeter, a clamp meter and an insulation tester

Basic knowledge of drives and of programmable controllers

Conversational English for equipment manuals and site handover

Residence and work authorisation for Greece, arranged before arrival

Net salary from 1300 up to 1430 EUR per month

Permanent contract after a three month trial period

Full EFKA insurance and the Greek fourteen salary year

Daily allowance and hotel paid for work away from Thessaloniki

Licence conversion and renewal paid by the employer

Paid training on drives and on programmable controllers

Insulated tools, arc rated clothing, gloves and safety shoes provided

An electrician who takes on the controller programming moves to the commissioning team and travels with the machine to the customer, which carries a daily allowance. The company promotes its site supervisors from that team.

A clean assembly bay with proper bench lighting, and customer plants where the line is locked off and tagged before work starts. Arc rated clothing, insulated gloves, a face shield and safety shoes are supplied by the employer.