ELECTRICAL ENGINEER / SITE FITTER
LEEDS
Supplying to the industrial, commercial, and private sector, my client is a leading supplier of power distribution solutions throughout the UK. They have an opportunity for an experienced Electrical Engineer / Fitter to carry out in-house production fitting/assembly, wiring and testing of power transformers.
This role is 50-50 working in the factory and on-site & Transformer experience is ESSENTIAL for this role.
The Role
- In-house fitting and assembly of various types of distribution and power transformers
- You will prepare work to be accomplished by studying assembly instructions, blueprint specifications, and parts lists, gathering parts, subassemblies, tools, and materials.
- You will assemble components by examining connections for correct fit, fastening parts and subassemblies
- You will ensure that all equipment is assembled and tested to the highest standard
- You will read and understand mechanical and schematic drawings.
- You will use general workshop machinery and hand tools related to the role
- Identify and work with others to resolve inadequate or unclear manufacturing/engineering information.
- Ensure all required documentation is checked and completed correctly and on time.
- Ensure that the companies Quality, Health Safety & Environmental policies, and procedures are constantly adhered with.
- To work unsociable hours, if required, including site work to meet the demands of the business.
- You will be required from time to time to travel to third party sites both in the UK and abroad to build up the equipment and test.
The Candidate
- Hands on experience of working within a mechanical/ELECTRICAL ENGINEERing environment is essential
- Experience of fitting power transformers is essential.
- Experience and competence of working on site fitting power transformers is essential
- The ability to understand mechanical and schematic drawings
- A mechanical or electrical qualification is an advantage
- Experience of Health & Safety and conducting risk assessments is essential
- Good written and verbal communication skills, with the ability to liaise with customers and resolve issues in a proactive and positive manner
- Strong attention to detail skills
- Flexible, adaptable, and prepared to attend site at short notice/ outside your normal working hours
- ESC accreditation is essential
- Full UK driving licence is essential
Pay & Working Hours
Week 1: 7.45am 4.45pm Monday to Thursday
Week 2: 7.45am 4.45pm Monday to Thursday, 7.45am 3.15pm Friday
2 x 10-minute paid breaks, 1 x 30-minute unpaid lunch break