Electrical Supervisor

TN United Kingdom; Luton; Remote; GBP 50,000 - 65,000; Full time

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Full training to become a “Project Engineer” for a world leading engineering company

The Overview:

Are you a senior electrical professional who has maybe hit a glass ceiling? Maybe tired of supervising a “gang of subbies” on projects? Or just looking for a change from being “hands-on”? This role offers the next step in your career.

Use your knowledge to become a full “Project Engineer” for a leading electrical manufacturer, managing projects in sectors like rail, healthcare, and manufacturing.

We have successfully placed people in this company over the past 12 years across the UK, with all 21 still employed there, and 7 promoted to more senior roles. This opportunity includes training on unique equipment that will further your career.

This rare opportunity aims to develop your skills into a project role with potential for larger career growth.

The package includes a competitive salary, car allowance, and bonus, totaling over £50k annually.

The role itself:

The company has a team of Project Engineers across the UK. They are looking for someone to manage projects in a specific sector, with a focus on rail, though sector flexibility is possible for candidates with relevant electrical experience and project understanding.

You will receive training on their equipment, work with directors of client companies, and build relationships. The role is home-based with autonomy to plan and manage your schedule, including on-site work as needed.

About you:

We typically seek electrical professionals eager to develop skills on complex equipment or those who have hit a career ceiling.

You should be able to read electrical diagrams and have some project management experience. The equipment will be new to you, and we seek someone eager to learn and grow.

Our client:

We have worked with major electrical companies globally. This client is a multinational present on every continent except Antarctica, experiencing organic growth in the UK (expanded by 25% in 4 years), giving it a dynamic SME-like environment.

Their manufacturing of electrical equipment serves various sectors worldwide, requiring ongoing training for staff on complex, new equipment.