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Electrical engineer
Design and test electrical systems for buildings, power networks and machines.Typical pay near you: £34.62 an hour
Electronics technician
Build, test and repair electronic parts, circuits and controls.Typical pay nationally: £19.36 an hour
Electrician
Install, test and repair wiring, sockets and lighting in buildings.Typical pay near you: £23.85 an hour
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Maintenance operative
Fix and look after buildings, fittings and equipment on site.Typical pay near you: £21.54 an hour
Maintenance electrician
Fix electrical controls and machines in factories and plants.Typical pay near you: £23.08 an hour
Maintenance engineer
Fix and look after machines on a factory production line.Typical pay near you: £23.59 an hour
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Mechanical technician
Build, test and adjust machines and equipment with engineers.Typical pay nationally: £17.30 an hour
Mechatronics technician
Fix and maintain machines that mix mechanical, electrical and computer parts.
Electronics engineer
Design and test electronic circuits and devices, from radios to sensors.Typical pay nationally: £30.77 an hour
Industrial engineering technician
Improve factory layouts, workflows and production methods; run time studies.
Alarm engineer
Install and maintain intruder, security and fire alarm systems.Typical pay near you: £21.28 an hour
Boiler operator
Run and maintain boilers and engines that heat and power buildings.
Electrician's mate
Help electricians pull cables, fit sockets and carry tools.
Industrial engineer
Design and improve production processes, workflows and efficiency.Typical pay nationally: £26.07 an hour
Retail assistant
Serve customers, work the till and fill shelves in a shop.Typical pay near you: £15.38 an hour
Civil engineer
Plan and oversee building of roads, bridges, railways and drains.Typical pay near you: £28.72 an hour
Engineer
Design, build and test machines, systems or products for companies.Typical pay nationally: £27.85 an hour
Mechanical engineer
Design and test machines, engines and equipment on a computer.Typical pay near you: £28.10 an hour
Site manager
Run a building site, its workers, safety and schedule.Typical pay near you: £35.25 an hour
Electrical CAD designer
Draw wiring diagrams and circuit board layouts using CAD software.
Meter technician
Install and repair meters, valves, regulators and control devices.
Overhead lineworker
Climb poles and fix overhead power lines and cables.
HVAC engineer
Install and repair heating, air conditioning and refrigeration systems.Typical pay near you: £24.36 an hour
Telecoms technician
Install and repair phone lines, broadband and TV cables in homes.
Maintenance supervisor
Lead a team of engineers and fitters who repair machines and buildings.Typical pay near you: £27.70 an hour
Automation engineer
Design and program control systems that run machines automatically.Typical pay nationally: £29.49 an hour
Electronics assembler
Put together and wire electronic parts, boards and control panels.Typical pay nationally: £15.39 an hour
Engineering manager
Lead engineers and designers and plan technical projects to deadline.Typical pay nationally: £35.90 an hour
Warehouse operative
Load, unload and move stock around a warehouse.Typical pay nationally: £13.09 an hour
Cleaner
Clean offices, schools and other buildings, including floors, toilets and bins.Typical pay nationally: £13.51 an hourAbout electrical engineer jobs near you
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