Job Description
Electricians & COMPEX Electricians Germany Location: Germany Duration: 8 Weeks Pay Rate: £30 £35 per hour Working Pattern: Monday Saturday, 12 hours per day Land & Sea Resources are currently recruiting Electricians and COMPEX Electricians for an 8-week project in Germany. This is an excellent opportunity for experienced Electricians and COMPEX Electricians to work on the installation and wiring of a Modularised Control Room Building and associated HVAC equipment at a refinery site. The project will involve a range of electrical installation, wiring, testing and commissioning works, with the work being completed to high industrial and offshore-type standards. We are looking for experienced Electricians and COMPEX Electricians who are confident working within industrial, refinery, oil & gas or similar high-hazard environments. The scope of work includes internal lighting and small power, external lighting, PAGA, DATA, gas detection, fire suppression, door access, internal and external HVAC, and internal and external earthing. UPS A & B systems and F&G systems are currently on hold. Working Pattern The project will operate Monday to Saturday, with 12-hour shifts each day, providing approximately 72 hours per week. No work will be scheduled on Sundays due to German working-time regulations. Requirements We are seeking qualified Electricians and COMPEX Electricians with recognised electrical qualifications and relevant industrial experience. CompEx certification is essential for the COMPEX Electrician positions. Candidates should have previous experience with electrical installation, wiring, testing and commissioning and be comfortable working from electrical drawings and technical documentation. Experience within refinery, oil & gas, offshore or other high-hazard environments would be highly advantageous. A British or Irish Passport is essential for this project. Package £30 £35 per hour 8-week duration Monday Saturday, 12 hours per day
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