1 Maintenance Electrician jobs in Belfast
Technician
Cv Library - Belfast £42,000 - £43,000
The Opportunity We are looking for Technicians on a permanent basis, who have comprehensive electrical fault-finding, diagnosis and repair knowledge, who would like the opportunity to work on trains and be part of a 15 y
Field service engineer
Cv Library - Belfast £40,000 - £45,000
Job Title: Field Service Engineer Location: Northern Ireland - Remote Pay Range/details: GBP40,000 to GBP45,000 per annum Contract Type: Permanent Omega Resource are now supporting a well-known and globally recognised sp
Engineering manager
Cv Library - Belfast £45,000 - £50,000
Engineering Manager ndash; Manufacturing ndash; Northern Ireland ndash; Salary up to GBP50,000 About the Company Our client is an established meat manufacturer supplying premium products. They have won multiple awards an
Mechanical engineer
Cv Library - Belfast Of Belfast £45,000 - £49,000
A fantastic opportunity for a mechanical engineer has arisen to work for an international food manufacturing organization based in the Belfast area. Salary ndash; GBP46,000 + Contributory pension + Life Insurance Shifts
Crane service engineer
Cv Library - Belfast Of Belfast £45,000 - £65,000
The company: A global crane maintenance company with offices in North America, UK, Central Europe, Singapore and Middle East. Servicing Offshore Oil Gas platforms around the world. About the Role: As a Crane Engineer, yo
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The history of Belfast dates back thousands of years, but its growth as an urban area started during the early17th century after it was granted the ‘town’ status, thanks to its proximity to Belfast Lough. The city got its name from the Gaelic ‘Beal Feirste’ meaning ‘mouth of the sandbanks.’ Now it is the capital and largest city of Northern Ireland. Over the past few years, Belfast has transformed its image from a city with “the Troubles” due to political violence to a peaceful and friendly city bustling with tourists from all around the globe. In fact, Belfast was voted the best UK city for ...
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