Field Test Engineer

You'll join the cabling division of a leading contractor that installs and maintains power cable systems across the entire voltage range and offers a full range of testing services.

Test Engineer responsibilities include

• Contact with internal and external customers, receiving and prioritising tasks.
• Planning own workload, travel and equipment requirements.
• Managing the maintenance, calibration and development of equipment.
• Attending at customers' sites across a wide geographical area and performing required tests.
• Providing factual reports and costings.
• Maintaining safe working practices.
• Providing and receiving assistance and training to/from colleagues.
• Undertaking training to meet company and customer requirements.

You should have prior relevant experience in the testing of power cables.

Relevant experience may include

• Testing of any type of power or communication cable in field, production or development settings.
• Electrical installation or electrical product testing, especially at high voltage.

You should be qualified to degree level (or equivalent) in electrical engineering and be prepared for frequent travel within the UK and the occasional overnight stay.

To learn more about this and similar jobs call Andrew Snelgrove on 020 8655 4935 during office hours or on 07790 568577 at other times. If you have a copy of your Résumé/CV to hand click here to send an emailed application to Andrew at a.snelgrove@calco.co.uk.

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Non-EU applicants please note that, unless otherwise stated this job requires you to have a valid Visa, Work Permit or Passport permitting you to live and work in the EU. For further information please visit the Home Office's workingintheuk website.

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