Panelbuilding Electrician

Job description

What will you be doing? Our projects are diverse and technically complex. Depending on your experience, you will be involved in building main distribution panels, control and monitoring panels, motor starter panels, lighting panels, or navigation consoles. Based on detailed drawings and electrical diagrams, you will be responsible for mounting the equipment and making correct and safe electrical connections. Where will you be working? You will be part of the Electrical Panel Production Department, working in a modern facility built in 2015 near Galati, Romania, equipped to ensure high-quality and efficient production. What do we offer you? At Alewijnse, we believe in continuous development – both professional and personal – and we’ll support you every step of the way. You’ll work in a dynamic environment where each colleague’s contribution is valued and encouraged. We place strong emphasis on work-life balance. You’ll benefit from a minimum of 21 days of annual leave, with the number increasing progressively based on seniority. In addition, we organize social activities throughout the year – from special events (like Children’s Day and Christmas celebrations) to sports competitions (cross-country runs, fishing, football) and community involvement initiatives. Alewijnse Training Center At Alewijnse, we invest in training and in the development of our team. Our certified Training Center in Galați prepares marine electricians, including specialists in electrical panel assembly for the maritime sector. The program is open to those seeking to obtain a qualification, as well as to already qualified individuals who want to further specialize. The center also supports internal continuous development needs and contributes to strengthening the technical skills of our teams. Who are you? If you are disciplined, detail-oriented, and want to be part of a dynamic team, you already align with our values and the way we work at Alewijnse. We’re looking for a colleague who: – has completed technical secondary education (vocational school or high school with an electrical/electrotechnical focus); – knows how to manage their time and prioritize tasks efficiently; – is eager to learn and grow continuously, regardless of their current stage; – is quality-focused and approaches work with professionalism. Would you like to work on the assembly of electrical panels for the maritime and industrial sectors? If you know how to read electrical diagrams and execution plans, are passionate about the electrical field, and looking for real technical challenges, Alewijnse gives you the opportunity to join a team of specialists working on complex and diverse projects.