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Palfinger UK is seeking an Auto Electrician to join our Falkirk production facility, building and electrically integrating lorry-loader cranes with commercial vehicles.
The role covers wiring installations, fault-finding and connecting cranes to chassis, with 37.75 hours per week (Mon-Thu 08:00–16:30, Fri 08:00–14:15) and extensive training within a long‑standing UK engineering group. Salary up to £16.50 per hour, with pension, life assurance and progression.
Looking for greater job security and the chance to use your electrical skills on highly specialised machinery? Join Palfinger UK as an Auto Electrician and play an important part in building and electrically integrating our market-leading lorry-loader cranes with commercial vehicles.
Based at our Falkirk production facility, you’ll work on specialist vehicle builds, connecting the crane, controls and associated electrical equipment with the truck chassis. You’ll see each installation come together as a complete Palfinger lorry-loader vehicle, ready to go to work for our customers.
Whether you’re already a Vehicle Electrician, Auto Electrician or Electrical Fitter, this is an opportunity to take your existing skills into a more specialised engineering environment.
With stable Monday to Friday hours, specialist training and the backing of a long-established UK engineering group, you can build a secure career around valuable technical skills.
37.75 per week
Mon-Thurs 08:00am - 4:30pm
Fri - 0800am -2:15pm
As an Auto Electrician / Vehicle Electrician, you'll play an important part in electrically integrating Palfinger lorry-loader cranes and associated equipment with commercial vehicle chassis.
You'll need the following to be considered for this Auto Electrician / Vehicle Electrician role:
A recognised electrical, auto-electrical, electrotechnical or relevant qualification
Demonstrable electrical installation or wiring experience in a similar or associated role
The ability to read and work accurately from electrical wiring diagrams
Good wiring, crimping and electrical connection skills
A practical understanding of electrical fault-finding
The ability to produce safe, neat and high-quality work
The ability to work independently and as part of a production team to set production schedules
Experience with 24V commercial vehicle electrics, HGVs, specialist vehicle builds, mobile machinery or truck-mounted equipment would be useful, but isn't essential if you have the right electrical background and transferable skills.