Electrical Transformer and Motor Engineer JOB

Based: Liverpool, L24

Job type: Permanent

Salary: £17K+ Dependent on experience

Hours: 37.5 hours a week

Company name: R Baker (Electrical) ltd

Email: gareth@rbaker.co.uk

This is a exciting opportunity for a electrical engineer to join a well established electrical firm which manufactures and repairs industrial and marine electrical equipment. With over 28 years of experience within the Electrical Industry we are respected within the field and have a large skills base.

A vacancy exists within the Engineering Department for an engineer with experience in the manufacture and repair of:-

·         Power Transformers up to 200kVA

·         Control transformers

·         Instrument Transformers

·         Reactive Transformers

·         Three Phase and Single Phase Inductors

·         DC Chokes

·         Current Transformers

·         For more info on the company visit www.rbaker.co.uk

The role:

·         Install, maintain, and repair electrical transformers and motors.

·         Manufacture coils, transformers, control panels, electrical motors (armatures) and fuse panels.

·         Reporting to the Supervisor.

Requirements:

The successful candidate will have a solid background in electrical engineering with a good knowledge of transformers and motors. The incumbent must possess a strong electrical aptitude and a proven track record.

·         Enjoy technical activities

·         A full driving licence is required for offsite installation, maintain, and repair of electrical equipment.

·         Repair and manufacture transformers

·         An aptitude for mechanics

·         Able to do precise and detailed work

·         Physically fit

Apply for this role by emailing Gareth Baker at gareth@rbaker.co.uk with a CV and covering letter. Interviews will be held as soon as possible.

R Baker (Electrical) Ltd has now been approved and a gained CHAS accreditation.

R Baker (Electrical) Ltd has now been approved and a gained CHAS accreditation.

In 1997 a group of health and safety and procurement professionals from across Great Britain worked with the Association of London Government (ALG) to develop CHAS. In 2001 CHAS became a web-based system.

CHAS started with two main aims.

1. To improve health and safety standards across Great Britain.
2. To reduce duplicated safety applications for both suppliers and buyers.

These days we have more than 400 public and private sector buyer organisations, such as councils, housing associations, NHS trusts, including a growing number of large private companies who employ sub-contractors.

Transformers, Motors, Electrical Systems and electrical repair work.

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Rail Systems

New live line tester for electrified rail systems

Electrical safety testing specialist Seaward has developed a new live line voltage indicator to ensure  safe working on third-rail electrified railway lines and systems.

The new Seaward LLT two pole voltage detector enables service engineers, maintenance personnel and technical staff to verify that conductor rails have been isolated from the power supply before maintenance or inspection work commence on rail track systems.

The new unit has been designed specifically for the safe and practical detection of voltages on electrified rail systems above a threshold level of 300V DC up to a maximum of 1100V DC.

Ultrabright red LEDs and a polarising filter built into the handle section of the tester make the voltage indication clearly visible in all working environments and conditions - even in bright sunlight.

Designed and manufactured in compliance with international safety standard BS EN61243-3, the live line test unit is totally encapsulated in a shock resistant high impact rugged enclosure and is IP65 rated. The tester is also equipped with PVC hand guards and high visibility cable.

Also available from Seaward is a special battery powered proving unit for self-test proof of Live Line Tester performance before and after use. The compact and highly portable unit incorporates a neon active indicator for simple and immediate on-site verification of tester functionality - enabling line testing and any subsequent maintenance work to be undertaken safely and without hazard.

A special carrying case for the Live Line Tester and LLT Proving Unit is also available.

The introduction of the new live line tester for railway service applications expands the Seaward range of voltage indicators and safety testing equipment that includes a comprehensive range of neon and digital high voltage indictors, safe discharge units, neon and digital phasing equipment, insulator leakage detectors and current clamps.

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Skilled Electrical Engineer Job

Company name: R Baker (Electrical) ltd

Based: Liverpool, L24

Job type: Permanent

Hours: 37.5 hours a week

Company info

This is a great opportunity to build a long lasting and rewarding career with a growing company which has a strong foundation. This is an exciting opportunity for a Electrical Engineer to join a well established electrical firm which manufactures and repairs industrial and marine electrical equipment. With over 26 years of experience within the electrical industry we are respected within the field and have a large skills base.

For more info on the company visit www.rbaker.co.uk

The role:

·         Install, maintain, test and repair electrical equipment.

·         Manufacture and repair coils, transformers, control panels, electrical motors and fuse panels.

·         Work within a team to achieve a single goal over short and long term periods.

Requirements:

The successful candidate will have a solid background in electrical engineering with an electrical certificate or electrical engineering degree. The candidates should possess a strong electrical aptitude and a proven track record.

·         Enjoy technical activities

·         A full driving licence is required for offsite installation, maintain, and repair of electrical equipment

·         To record and review all project information

·         An aptitude for mechanics

·         Able to do precise and detailed work

·         Must physically fit to carry out manual activities

Apply for this role by emailing Gareth Baker at gareth@rbaker.co.uk with a CV and covering letter. Interviews will be held as soon as possible.

Attending Defence Research Exhibtion

Attending Defence Research Exhibtion at the NEC tomorrow. Hope to see you there.


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Nuclear reactors | R Baker (Electrical) Ltd | Transformers

Efforts are increasing to fast track the development of a new generation of nuclear reactors. As concerns grow about long-term shortages of uranium and growing quantities of radioactive waste.

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Defence Research 2010 | R Baker (Electrical) Ltd

Defence Research 2010 is the only event this year where the UK MOD will present the whole of its £400 million annual research investment to industry, academia and other suppliers, alongside key members of the MOD and the Armed Services. The MOD is offering private sector businesses and organisations the opportunity to deal directly with the entire defence research community through exhibition, networking and sponsorship.

R Baker (Electrical) Ltd will be attending this years Defence Research 2010 Exhibition at the NEC. 23-24 March 2010

Business Development Manager

Job Title: Business Development Manager

Job type: Permanent


Our company
R Baker (Electrical) Ltd has been serving the electrical industry since 1981. We have built a very solid reputation across the commercial and defence industry in manufacturing and repair. Our manufacturing facilities are based in south Liverpool where all operations are run from.
The role:
The role is for a Business Development Manager who wants to push their career to the next level and build their own team. This is a really exciting opportunity to lead the company sales whilst taking complete accountability for hitting sales targets. You will be tasked with introducing new procedures, identifying target customers and working closely with them to maximise all sales opportunities.

• You will be responsible for defining and implementing a focussed sales strategy for the North West and UK market.
• Preparation of quotations and technical / commercial proposals.
• Provision of regular reports on the status of sales activities and opportunities together with action plans.
• Search for new opportunities that will sustain our company into the future.
• We expect you to be up and running effectively from the start, following initial product training and familiarisation with the company.
• An understanding of the electrical industry, transformers, motors, power supplies, electrical switchgear and control panels.
• To carry out general tasks set out by Business Manager.

Requirements:

• Minimum 5 years direct industry experience.
• Drive and ambition to help grow the company.
• Qualification in electrical engineering preferred, but not necessary.
• Superior oral and written communication and customer relations skills.
• Excellent organisational skills and ability to manage others.
• Excellent computer skills with proficiency in Microsoft Office and CRM systems.
• Ability to handle heavy workload with timeline constraints.
• Resourceful in completing a wide range of tasks; high technical acumen.

Apply for this role by emailing Gareth Baker at gareth@rbaker.co.uk with a CV and covering letter.

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HMS Albion (L14) | Liverpool | R Baker (Electrical) Ltd

HMS Albion (L14)

HMS Albion is in Liverpool this week, here are some images of it in the river Mersey.

HMS Albion docked in the river Mersey.

The ninth and current HMS Albion (2001-present) is a First-of-Class Landing Platform Dock (LPD) ship of the Royal Navy built in Barrow-in-Furness, Cumbria, England, UK. Albion is one of the newest ships of the Navy and provides an amphibious assault capability. She is the nameship of the Albion class landing platform dock, which also includes HMS Bulwark. The ship also carries a permanently-embarked Royal Marines landing craft unit, 6 Assault Squadron, Royal Marines.

Check out www.rbaker.co.uk for all your electrical marine needs, transformers, motors and electrical bespoke items.

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R Baker (Electrical) Ltd attending Oceanology International 2010

 R Baker (Electrical) Ltd  

Oceanology International 2010

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Welcome to Oceanology International 2010

The exhibition at Oceanology International 2010

I-tech showing off the new i-Tech7 at Oceanology International 2010

Oceanology International is the world’s premier meeting place for the marine science and ocean technology community.


Attending Oceanology International 2010 this year, there was some great new technology being shown.


Check out www.rbaker.co.uk for all your electrical marine enquiries.

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Lloyd's Register to Test BIo-Fuels

Lloyd's Register is to take a major role in a two year prject to test the suitability of bio-diesel for use in powering marine engine. The massive study will happen on board the Maersk Line container ship, Maersk Kalmar.

For all you electrical transformers needs please check out our web site www.rbaker.co.uk

Defence Industry NW 2010

R Baker (Electrical) Ltd attending Defence Industry NW 2010 in Manchester.

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Defence Industry NW 2010

Gareth Baker (Business Manager) from R Baker (Electrical) Ltd will be attending Defence Industry NW 2010 at the Radisson BLU Hotel in Manchester tomorrow. We hope to see you there.

For more information regarding Defence Industry NW 2010 please see www.ndi.org.uk.

For all your electrical needs see www.rbaker.co.uk

Oceanology International

See you at Oceanology International next week in London. www.rbaker.co.uk

For more info about R Baker (Electrical) Ltd please check out our web site.

Gareth Baker
www.rbaker.co.uk

Lord Sugar

Gareth Baker spends the afternoon with Lord Alan Sugar at Business Link.



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R Baker (Electrical) Ltd | CHINA

NEW power plants - China's first power plant run by sugarcane leaves has been put into operation in south China's Guangxi Zhuang autonomous region, according to the Chinese media. 


Please check out www.rbaker.co.uk for all your transformer and electrical needs.

JOB - Electrical Business Development Manager

I am looking for a Electrical Business Development Manager to join R Baker (Electrical) Ltd.
Contact me
Email: gareth@rbaker.co.uk
Call: 0151 486 6760
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Transformer emergencies 24/7

Transformer breakdown is a big problem. In fact, it always seem to happen precisely when a loss of network power is guaranteed to cause the most inconvenience and financial loss. So the faster you can get hold of a transformer expert to diagnose your problem and recommend a solution, then the best chance there is of minimizing the possible impact on your business.

R Baker (Electrical) Ltd runs a 24/7 service please look at our website www.rbaker.co.uk for more details

R Baker (Electrical) Ltd | What is a Transformer?

What is a transformer?

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Transformer are used for a range of applications but all use the same theory of transferring electrical energy from one circuit to another through inductively coupled conductors, which are known as the transformer's coils.

The two principles of a transformer are an electric current producing a magnetic field and secondly that a changing magnetic field within a coil of wire induces a voltage across the ends of the coil. Altering the current in the primary coil changes the magnetic flux that is developed. The changing magnetic flux induces a voltage in the secondary coil.

When manufacturing an ideal transformer you would have no energy losses, and would be 100% efficient. In practical when manufacturing and designing transformers you have to take into account energy that is dissipated in the windings, core, and surrounding structures. Larger transformers are generally more efficient, and those rated for electricity distribution usually perform better than 98%.

If you are looking to get a transformer manufactured or would like a quote for a repair please see our website at www.rbaker.co.uk/products/transformers.

Wind power

The UK prime minister stated the UK is a 'global leader' in the offshore wind power. He has given £8 million funding. www.rbaker.co.uk

Welcome to R Baker (Electrical) Ltd Blog

Welcome to our new R Baker (Electrical) Ltd blog, we will be updating this weekly on any new news in the electrical industry and also any news regarding R Baker (Electrical) Ltd.


The team at R Baker (Electrical) Ltd hope you enjoy our new blog.