Posted by Anderson Wright Consulting Ltd • £41K/yr to £46K/yr
Are you a Mechanical Engineer who is experienced in high pressure systems or steam systems or an engineer surveyor that's interested in a career with a huge test, inspection and certification company with over a hundred and fifty years of history?
Engineer Surveyor Pressure and Steam Equipment Total package circa £55K with a basic of £40500 - £42500
You will be rewarded with an extensive benefits package and have £55,000 training invested in you within the first 12 months.
A large Blue-Chip organisation is currently looking for a Steam, Boiler and Pressure Equipment Engineer Surveyor to cover the Reading and Oxford areas.
Working on a Monday-Friday basis with flexible working hours, you will be required to visit client sites to make sure all equipment is working to Health & Safety, Quality and Environmental standards.
Working within our Facility Engineering team, we are looking to appoint an experienced Electrical Engineer to deliver professional engineering services across our plant and equipment.
This is an excellent opportunity for you to apply your expertise to deliver engineering solutions during the lifecycle of our facilities and in return receive excellent training and development to help you further your career.
This will give you the opportunity to
Apply expertise in electrical building services and associated plant to deliver engineered solutions within the operational lifecycle phase.
Posted by Roundhouse Recruitment Ltd • £28K/yr to £38K/yr
Domestic Appliance Engineer (Local patch)
Are you a White Goods/Domestic Appliance Engineer seeking a role with UKs leading company renowned for its flexible working conditions aswell as optional overtime to boost your earnings with a company van for personal use?.
Have you served a recognised Electrical Engineering Apprenticeship and are looking for your next career move that can offer excellent training and progression?
If so, a career at AWE could be for you!
Do you like the idea of having every other Friday off work as part of your standard working pattern?