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Manufacturing Electrician

Manufacturing Electrician

Posted 12 July by Novus Recruiment
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Highly regarded company based near Truro, Cornwall s looking to hire an manufacturing Electrician to work in their purpose-built factory.

Job Summary

You will be responsible for ensuring that all facilities and manufacturing equipment are correctly serviced/maintained, and repaired as required.

Skills

  • Fault finding and repair of all on-site plant/equipment including hand tools, MIG welders, overhead cranes, plasma cutting machines, hydraulic presses, robot welders, CNC lathes/machining centres and powder coating plant
  • Installation of power cables and distribution boards for new equipment installations
  • Carry out routine servicing/maintenance work and respond to breakdown requests from Production
  • Diagnose breakdown of electrical, mechanical, hydraulic and pneumatic systems
  • Source parts for servicing and repair of equipment
  • Fit new parts and make sure equipment is working correctly
  • Jointly prioritise jobs with other members of the Maintenance Team
  • Control of maintenance tools, stores and equipment
  • Deal with emergencies, unplanned problems and repairs
  • Assist in the installation of new factory plant/equipment
  • Periodic testing of emergency systems such as fire alarms and emergency lighting
  • Liaise with outside contractors during legislative inspections such as LOLER
  • Teamworking skills to work cooperatively and liaise with people at all levels
  • Good diagnostic and problem-solving skills
  • Self-motivated with ability to work on own initiative
  • Good communication skills

Required skills

  • Electrical Engineering
  • Manufacturing
  • Maintenance Engineering

Reference: 52845009

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