Brought to you by H&MV Engineering
Ready for a new adventure?
Whether you’re a recent graduate, are looking for a career change or would like to learn the tools of a new trade on the job, one of Ireland’s leading companies are on the lookout for apprentices, electricians and site managers across Dublin, Cork, Limerick and Tipperary.
A homegrown enterprise with global experience, H&MV Engineering is an Irish success story whose work has extended across the EU, UK, Asia and South Africa. Experts in high voltage transmission and distribution systems, this company provides innovative energy solutions across the board.
The good news for you is that, in the New Year, the award-winning company is expanding its team and is now on the lookout for experienced electricians, site managers and supervisors, as well as eager apprentices who are willing and ready to be challenged.
An alternative electrical engineering qualification route that will allow you to make some cash while you learn on the job, H&MV’s Apprentice Development Programme offers purpose-built training and education.
Covering everything from safety and stations to commissioning, cables and control, this apprenticeship will equip you with a good understanding of the renewable energy and data world evolution.
Winners of the 2019 Engineers Ireland CPD Accredited Employer of the Year title, H&MV Engineering are a certified carbon neutral organisation committed to being environmentally responsible while fostering sustainable initiatives and making sure international safety and quality standards are prioritised.
After three decades in business, H&MV Engineering knows a thing or two about the business and they heavily invest in the training and development of staff each year, so it’s a great way to get your start.
If you fancy applying for the apprenticeship programme or for the electrician, site manager and supervisor positions, visit the H&MV Engineering website to learn more.
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