Electrical Supervisor
Posted Oct 14 (16 days ago) · Last updated Oct 30 · Open 16 days. This role usually stays open about 11 days
Key facts
Lead daily electrical installations in boat production; electrical experience and good English required.
How this salary compares
Too few postings state a salary to show this.
| Market | Lower bound (25th percentile) | Median | Upper bound (75th percentile) |
|---|---|---|---|
| manager-level roles | €3,000 per month | €4,250 per month | €7,000 per month |
| This offer | €3,399 per month | €3,842 per month | €4,285 per month |
Based on 9 job ads that state the pay. · Data and reuse
Estimated from 9 comparable listings
Est. take-home €2,598 - €3,058
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Original job ad
Translated by JobCrawls from the Finnish ad.
About the role
Summarised by JobCrawls from the job ad above.
Requirements
- Suitable electrical-sector education
- Experience in electrical installation, commissioning and troubleshooting
- Good understanding of electrical systems, components, electrical diagrams and technical documentation
- Ability to read and interpret technical drawings and manufacturing documentation
- Good English skills
Responsibilities
- Lead, allocate and monitor the electrical installation group’s daily work
- Ensure installations follow diagrams, drawings, work instructions and quality requirements
- Troubleshoot, commission and test electrical systems
- Identify and resolve technical problems, disruptions and production bottlenecks
- Plan staffing resources and develop team members
- Collaborate with design, quality, procurement, warehouse and production departments
Skills & technologies
Benefits & perks
Recruitment process
- Candidates are interviewed continuously during the application period.
- Recruitment process managed by Agentor Oy.
About Agentor Oy
Saxdor Yachts is a Finnish premium boat brand founded in 2019, known for modern design, performance and smart solutions. It has produced over 2,000 boats and employs nearly 1,000 people in Finland and Poland.
