Electrical Fitter

Workpoint Recruitment Ltd

Liverpool

9 months ago

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We are looking for an Electrical Fitter to join a long established and successful multi-branch Electro-Mechanical engineering business specialising in electrical & mechanical fault-finding and repair.With electrical, machining & repair shops in-house, they are able to provide a complete turnkey repair & maintenance service for clients. Duties include the overhaul and repair of electric motors and rotating equipment.The successful applicant will have good maintenance and fitting skills, the ability to dismantle and assemble motors (e.g. AC, DC, brake motors) and other rotating equipment. Working 40 hours per week Mon- Fri with occasional evening overtime or weekend work during exceptionally busy periods.The role comes with very competitive salary (negotiable) plus premium overtime, together with company pension, 4 weeks holiday + bank holidays.If you are a resourceful and experienced Electrical Fitter wanting to work in a busy and stable company, and have the experience mentioned above please apply, we'd like to hear from you.TPBN1_UKTJ

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