A multidisciplinary engineering consultancy are looking to expand their team with a Technical Advisor based in Glasgow.
With projects ranging from infrastructure to the environment there is always an interesting challenge to work on.
This company is looking for a Technician who can provide technical expertise when issues arise and has knowledge and experience with electrical and street lighting and knowledge of the legislation associated with it.
Key Duties:
- To work alongside, but under the direction of the Lead Technical Advisor (Electrical) to provide advice on the technical and operational issues which may arise as a result of the Employer s contracts with Suppliers involving electrical and street lighting works and services.
- Experience of technical specifications and technical standards and legislation associated with electrical and street lighting works and services.
- Demonstrable knowledge of technical specifications and technical standards and legislation associated with electrical and street lighting works and services.
- Demonstrable moderate experience of contract development.
- To support the Lead Technical Advisor (Electrical) in order to review, analyse and advise on technical specifications and technical standards associated with the Employer s contracts with Suppliers involving electrical and street lighting works and services.
With this role comes a salary of £30-35,000, 26 days holiday with additional days added for length of service and career progression within a top company.
If this sounds like a role for you then apply now however if you would like more information or a confidential chat then please contact Stephen McNaughton
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