At a Glance
- Tasks: Install and commission vehicle tracking and safety systems across Southern England.
- Company: Leading provider of vehicle tracking and safety solutions.
- Benefits: Competitive salary, bonus, overtime pay, company van, and 32 days annual leave.
- Other info: Great career progression opportunities and door-to-door pay.
- Why this job: Join a dynamic team and enhance vehicle safety with innovative technology.
- Qualifications: Experience in fitting 12V and 24V electrical systems required.
The predicted salary is between 36000 - 40000 £ per year.
The mobile auto electrician will be responsible for installation and commissioning of vehicle tracking, vision/camera systems and safety systems to a wide range of vehicles at locations throughout Southern England.
You will be an experienced auto electrician who is happy to work in the field and undertake regional travel on a daily basis. Previous experience in fitting 12V and 24V electrical systems such as telematics, cameras, sensors and other vehicle safety systems is required.
Hours of Work: Monday to Friday: 48 hours per week. Overtime available with door‑to‑door pay.
Compensation & Benefits: Excellent basic salary £36K – £40K + Bonus + OT OTE £45K – £50K. Company van, company credit card, 32 days annual leave, pension, excellent career progression opportunity.
About the Client: Our client is a leading provider of vehicle tracking and safety solutions. Staffbase has been appointed to recruit for the position of Mobile Auto Electrician.
Mobile Auto Electrician in Hampshire employer: Staffbase Ltd.
As a leading provider of vehicle tracking and safety solutions, our company offers an exceptional work environment for Mobile Auto Electricians. With competitive salaries, generous annual leave, and opportunities for career progression, we prioritise employee growth and satisfaction. Our supportive culture encourages teamwork and innovation, making it an ideal place for skilled professionals looking to make a meaningful impact in the automotive industry across Southern England.
