Lightning Protection Technician - Europe

About LPI Group Since our establishment in 2011, Lightning Protection Ireland and Lightning Protection International have delivered cutting-edge lightning protection systems, earthing systems, and surge protection devices across the European data centre, pharmaceutical, commercial, and renewable energy sectors. In January 2021, to celebrate a successful 10 years in business, we launched our rebrand to LPI Group to reflect our growth as ‘Cloud to Ground Protection’ specialists in high-demand industries. About the role We are seeking Lightning Protection Technician’s to support operations on global projects. Reporting to the project manager & site supervisor the Lightning Protection Technician is responsible for the day-to-day planning, coordination and control of LPI projects. The purpose of the role is to install lightning protection and earthing systems on a variety of structures across all forms of private, public, industrial, commercial & Data Centre sectors. This role offers a unique opportunity to make a significant impact on our company's success. This role requires international travel for up to 75% of working time to support overseas project delivery. What you'll do - Install lightning protection and earthing systems on Data Centres and variety of tall structures. This will involve working to pre-designed schemes including drawings, a risk assessment and method statement - Undertake upgrades to existing lightning protection systems to specified instructions provided - Accurately complete Company paperwork including point of work risk assessment, job sheets, marked up drawings, material schedules and timesheets and ensure this is returned to the office-based team - Provide onsite communications and advice to either the client or managers of a project, ensuring the Company is professionally represented at all times - Maintain a strong commitment to health, safety and environmental standards at all times, ensuring all work is completed in a safe and compliant manner What you'll need - Proven experience working within construction industry or in a similar environment - Electrical experience is advantageous but not essential - Experience working on commercial and industrial projects - Excellent problem solving, communication and teamwork skills - Good knowledge and commitment to health and safety standards and protocols and good knowledge EQHS Management System - Fluency in English; proficiency in additional languages such as German Dutch, French, or Spanish would be advantageous but not required - Safe Pass - Manual Handling training - Working At Height training - IPAF training