Auto Electrician

Auto Electrician

Location: Preston, Lancashire

Salary: Minimum £29k + Excellent Benefits

Job Type: Full-Time, Monday - Friday

The Client:

Our client is a reputable auto electrical services provider, specialising in supplying and fitting premium brands from leading manufacturers for a wide range of vehicle.

The Role:

As an Auto Electrician, you'll handle the installation, maintenance, and repair of auto electrical systems and equipment.

Responsibilities:

• Interpret auto electrical blueprints and technical diagrams.
• Troubleshooting auto electrical issues and delivering effective solutions.
• Performing inspections to ensure adherence to safety regulations.
• Collaborate with team members to ensure timely project completion.

Requirements:

• Previously worked as an Auto Electrician or in a similar role.
• Understanding of power and hand tools used in electrical work.
• Skilled in auto electrical systems, wiring and troubleshooting.
• Capability in interpreting blueprints and technical diagrams
• At least 1 year of electrical work experience would be preferred.
• Valid driving licence would be preferred.

Benefits:

• Competitive salary
• Bonus scheme
• Employee discount
• Free parking
• Overtime availability

Apply now for this exceptional opportunity to work with a dynamic team and further enhance your career.

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