Approved Contractors and Agency Workers for Electrical/Mechanical Installations

Our Company

We are a leading system integration specialist for electrical and mechanical automation systems in Food and Drink and Parcel Distribution sectors operating at client sites around the world. We’re always looking for hard-working subcontractors to join our team, offering fair T&C's and a continual professional partnerships for those demonstrating a passion to contribute to the success of projects undertaken. Enthusiasm, flexibility and reliability are key attractions.

Role

As an Approved Subcontractor engaged on specific projects by a Project Manager, you will provide qualified, licenced and certified expertise to assist in the successful completion of electrical and mechanical installations in compliance with current legislation at food & drink manufacturing and parcel sortation facilities throughout the UK alongside a team of fellow technicians and labourers.

About You

Already an experienced worker, you will demonstrate your capabilities through submission of your technical qualifications and trade licences in addition to a portfolio/CV demonstrating your time working in a similar industrial sector.

Dimensions

• Various client sites across the UK
  

Key Responsibilities

• Install, maintain, modify and repair a variety of electrical or mechanical systems and equipment
• Communicate and adopt safe systems of work (RAMS)
• Observe the requirements of any Permit to Work issued by site Duty Holders
• Follow efficient work procedures and techniques
• Engage in the determination of work rotas and assignment of tasks
• Assess tasks for completeness and report any issues or variations
• Complete installation test reports and job documentation
• Ensure all tools and equipment in use is certified and/or calibrated
• Maintain positive relationships with client representatives and other third parties
• Undertake specialist training as required and keep up to date with statutory and legislative requirements
• Demonstrate and apply the principles of continuous improvement to achieve ‘Best Practice’