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Join our team as a Control Panel Builder, where you will play a crucial role in assembling, wiring, and testing electrical control cabinets based on technical specifications and electrical schematics. Your work will ensure that all installations meet the highest standards of quality and safety. In your daily activities, you will assemble electrical control cabinets and operator panels, wire electrical components according to schematics, and read and interpret technical and electrical drawings. You will also test and inspect completed control panels, identify and resolve electrical assembly issues, and support installation and commissioning activities when required. Most of your work will take place in a modern workshop environment, collaborating with a team of experienced electrical technicians and engineers.

As an Electrical & Instrumentation Technician, you will play a crucial role in ensuring the smooth operation of electrical and instrumentation systems within industrial environments. Your responsibilities include installing, maintaining, and troubleshooting control systems, sensors, measuring equipment, electrical panels, and automated installations that are vital for reliable production processes. Your daily activities encompass installing, maintaining, and repairing electrical and instrumentation systems; calibrating, testing, and commissioning instrumentation equipment; diagnosing and resolving electrical and technical faults; performing inspections and preventive maintenance activities; ensuring compliance with safety regulations, including ATEX requirements; and supporting production and engineering teams with technical expertise. Depending on the project, you may work at industrial production sites, processing plants, or workshop facilities.

As an Electrotechnician, you will play a crucial role in ensuring the reliability and safety of electrical systems. You will be involved in installation projects, perform maintenance activities, and troubleshoot technical issues to keep operations running smoothly. Your daily responsibilities include installing electrical systems and equipment, performing preventive and corrective maintenance, diagnosing and resolving electrical faults and malfunctions, inspecting installations to ensure compliance with safety regulations, reading and interpreting technical drawings and electrical schematics, and collaborating with colleagues and customers to deliver high-quality solutions. This is a varied position where no two days are the same, offering plenty of opportunities to further develop your technical skills.

Join our team as a Maritime Electrical Technician, where you'll play a crucial role in the installation, maintenance, and repair of electrical systems on various vessels, including yachts, offshore vessels, and workboats. You'll engage in projects ranging from new shipbuilding to maintenance and refit activities. Your responsibilities will include reading and interpreting maritime electrical drawings and schematics, installing onboard cabling, switchboards, and control systems, testing and commissioning electrical installations, diagnosing and resolving electrical faults and malfunctions, and supporting upgrades and modifications of onboard systems. You will primarily work at shipyards and port locations, with occasional assignments on board vessels.

As a Shipboard Electrician, you will be responsible for installing, maintaining, and troubleshooting electrical systems onboard ships and maritime installations. You will work with a variety of systems, including power distribution, lighting, navigation equipment, automation systems, and communication networks. Your daily responsibilities include installing and connecting electrical systems onboard vessels, reading and interpreting technical drawings and electrical schematics, inspecting, testing, and commissioning maritime electrical installations, diagnosing and resolving electrical and technical faults, performing maintenance and repair activities on onboard systems, and supporting refit, modernization, and new-build projects. You will primarily work at shipyards, ports, and onboard vessels, with occasional travel required for project support and sea trials.