Industrieel elektricien Porto

Industrieel elektricien
Porto
Porto, Porto District, Portugal

Our clients are active in industrial environments such as factories, production plants, energy facilities, and technical installations. They specialize in the construction, installation, renovation, and maintenance of industrial electrical systems. These include both small and
- scale projects involving new construction, system upgrades, and retrofits.

Your Role:

As an Industrial Electrician, you will work based on technical drawings and electrical schematics. Your responsibilities include:

Installing and connecting electrical wiring in industrial settings (both small and large cables)

Terminating control and signal cables (0mm² – 10mm²)

Terminating power cables (10mm² – 120mm²)

Pulling and bundling cables with attention to safety and organization

Mounting and securing cable trays

Connecting and wiring electrical panels

Working on new installations or renovations of industrial electrical systems

Working Hours:

The working week can range from 40 to 58 hours , depending on the project.

What We Expect From You:

Experience with cabling and connection work in industrial environments

Ability to read and interpret electrical diagrams independently

A diploma or certification in Electrical Engineering

A good level of English, both spoken and written

A valid driving license (Category B)

At least 3 years of relevant experience, including 1 year of recent work on industrial electrical installations

Benefits at TPS:

Weekly paid net salary between €673, 00 – €865, 00

Projects tailored to your experience and preferences

Personal support from TPS consultants for housing, job matters, and more

Company-provided housing that meets Dutch SNF quality standards (private bedroom, shared kitchen/bathroom, internet)

VCA safety certificate and BSN number arranged and paid for by TPS

Health insurance organized through a Dutch insurer

TPS company car transport available for
- related travel, including fuel

If you use your own car for work: €0. 23/km compensation for commuting