Job Description
JOB TITLE: Electrical Engineer / Mobile Electrician/BMS/Controls - commercial
LOCATION: Reading and surrounding areas
SALARY: £43k - £60k dependent on eperience Van, phone, ipad
CONTACT: Kerry Hayes
Work for a reputable business that values its staff, has excellent client retention and long-term contracts!
JOB INFORMATION - Electrical Engineer / Mobile Electrician/BMS/Controls - commercial - BMS training opportunity
undertaking of commercial electrical service and maintenance works for a range of contracts including gyms, hotels and other commercial sites
You will be responsible for power supply for HVAC and mechanical equipment including boosers, cold water pumps, plantroom electrical etc so some experience of this would be advantegious
Training on BMS systems will be provided for the right candidate so this is an excellent opportunity for someone looking to develop in this area
Supporting wider contract team with reactive call outs
Van can be used for reasonable personal use.
Role has come available due business growth
Well established and long serving team - our client has excellent staff & client retention.COMPANY INFORMATION - Electrical Engineer / Mobile Electrician/BMS/Controls - commercial - BMS training opportunity
Reputable and well-established Building Services company specialising in Mechancial & Electrical Engineering
Established over 25 years ago our client has an excellent reputation with long standing clients - some of a high end nature.
Specialising in all aspects of commercial heating/hvac/electrical services CANDIDATE INFORMATION -Electrical Engineer / Mobile Electrician/BMS/Controls - commercial - BMS training opportunity
Recognised industry qualifications in electrical installation
Diagnose and repair faults on electrical systems, replacements, ppms, upgrades, power supply, consumer units, distribution boards etc.
Experience of working on commercial electrical service and maintenance contracts previously
If you fit the above description please forward a copy of your cv and covering letter to Kerry Hayes