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Electrical Engineer Job Profile
Average Salary: £30,000
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Electrical Engineer Job Description
As an Electrical Engineer, you will be responsible for designing, developing and maintaining electrical systems and devices. You will conduct testing and evaluations to assess performance and safety. You may often lead or contribute to projects, ensuring these are completed on schedule and within budget.
Electrical Engineer Average Salary Expectations
The average salary for an Electrical Engineer in the South West is around £30,000. This can range from £27,000 to £35,000 depending on factors like experience, location, industry and company size.
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- Perform general maintenance and installation of factory equipment, manage spare parts, and coordinate with contractors
- Maintain comprehensive records of activities including PAT and FAT testing, inspections and compliance with regulatory guidelines
- Develop new effects for product ranges, lead project development from design to production and test hardware
- Manage safety and performance testing, documentation for product development and consult on production testing for new products
- Travel to various sites for installation, maintenance and repairs, including work in commercial settings
- Proven industry experience and a detailed knowledge of electrical systems, with qualifications including HNC, NVQ, or City and Guilds Electrics
- Have a sound understanding of installation requirements across various sectors and the ability to conduct Electrical Installation Condition Reporting
- Experience with project management, product development and a firm grasp of testing and risk assessments
- Be a self-starter with high levels of workmanship and have a positive attitude in a customer-facing environment
- Strong written and verbal skills to communicate with clients and produce reports, along with a UK driving license
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