1 Electrician jobs in Haddenham Buckinghamshire
Electrician
Cv Library - Buckinghamshire £35,000 - £39,000
We are searching for an enthusiastic and motivated Electrician to join a leading renewable energy organisation based in Buckinghamshire. As an Electrician, you will play a pivotal role within our Operations and Maintenan
Maintenance mobile electrician buckinghamshire
Cv Library - Buckinghamshire £37,000
Our client is a global facilities management and building services organisation, who has an ever expanding, very successful building maintenance and electrical division. They have successfully been in business since 1985
Regional maintenance technician electrical bias
Cv Library - HP10 Loudwater Buckinghamshire £37,011 - £38,861
JOB PURPOSE 1. To maintain and repair a range of electrical, mechanical plant and equipment in retail outlets including all building services as defined on the ldquo;Scope of Works rdquo; in an efficient and cost-effecti
Maintenance plumber
Cv Library - Buckinghamshire £36,595
Job Role: Mechanical Engineer Location: HMP Grendon (HP18) Salary: GBP36,595.10 Contract: Full Time - Perm We are seeking a dedicated Mechanical Engineer to join our team at a HMP Grendon, a category D male prison. Join
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The United Kingdom is facing a shortage of skilled electricians, due to a decline in the number of young workers entering into this profession. The country has seen a decline of more than 2,500 registered electricians over the past few years, according to an analysis of the latest JIB Labor Report. Many older electricians are delaying retirement, but that may not be enough to plug the potential skills shortage in the coming years. By and large, more than 400,000 construction workers, including electricians, will retire over the next 10 years, estimates the Construction Industry Training Board ...
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