NRL Recruitment - image - wind turbines at sea

​Compex Electrician Jobs in Spain

Compex Electrician

In the engineering sector, a CompEx Electrician specialises in the installation, inspection, and maintenance of electrical equipment in potentially explosive atmospheres. This role is critical in ensuring safety and compliance in industries such as oil and gas, petrochemicals, and pharmaceuticals. A CompEx Electrician must have a comprehensive understanding of the standards and regulations governing explosive atmospheres, alongside strong technical skills in Electrical Engineering.

To work as a CompEx Electrician, candidates need to hold a CompEx certification, which is specifically designed to cover the competencies required for working in hazardous environments. Additionally, qualifications in Electrical Engineering or a related field are beneficial.

Companies looking to hire a CompEx Electrician prioritise candidates with previous experience in hazardous areas. Such experience showcases an individual's ability to apply their CompEx training effectively, ensuring the safe operation and maintenance of electrical systems in high-risk environments. A successful CompEx Electrician combines this specialised knowledge with a commitment to safety, risk assessment, and adherence to strict industry standards.

For CompEx Electrician roles, NRL identifies and selects highly qualified candidates who possess the necessary expertise in explosive atmospheres. Experts in ensuring safety and compliance with rigorous industry standards, these Electricians prove invaluable assets in sectors such as oil and gas, chemical, and pharmaceutical industries. Screening and matching these professionals with reputable employers, NRL ensures the hiring process is as smooth as possible for both parties.

​view all compex electrician jobs

​​

Permanent CompEx Electrician Jobs

Permanent CompEx Electrician roles provide a stable and long-term career path for qualified Electricians. These positions typically offer job security, comprehensive benefits, and opportunities for professional growth within companies across various industries. By securing a permanent role, Electricians can work towards developing their skills, gaining industry-specific experience, and potentially advancing to higher positions within the organisation. The stability of permanent employment also allows for consistent income and the chance to build lasting relationships with colleagues and clients, leading to a more fulfilling and rewarding career.

VIEW permanent JOBS

Frequently asked questions

  • What is a CompEx Electrician?
  • A CompEx Electrician is a highly skilled and certified professional who is trained to work in potentially explosive atmospheres. They are experts in ensuring electrical equipment and installations in hazardous environments meet the necessary safety standards.

  • How much do CompEx Electricians earn?
  • CompEx Electricians are often in high demand due to their specialised skills and expertise. The average salary for CompEx Electricians can vary based on factors such as experience, location, and the specific industry they work in. In the UK, they can typically earn between £30,000 to £45,000 per year, depending on experience and location.

  • How much does CompEx training cost?
  • The cost of CompEx training can vary depending on the level of certification and the training provider. Typically, the training courses can range from a few hundred to over a thousand pounds. However, the investment in CompEx training is worthwhile as it equips Electricians with the necessary knowledge and skills to work safely in hazardous environments.

  • What is the highest tier Electrician?
  • In the UK, the highest tier Electrician is typically a Master Electrician. A Master Electrician has extensive experience, advanced knowledge, and holds certifications that qualify them to design, install, maintain, and inspect electrical systems. They are often responsible for overseeing complex electrical projects and mentoring other electricians.

Spain

Spain is located in Europe’s Iberian Peninsula and is the largest country in southern Europe. Spain is the sixth most populous country in Europe with a population of over 47 million. Each year Spain attracts over 83 million tourists who visit the country to experience its amazing landscapes, climate and Spanish culture.