électricien de marine

Ideally, you will have experience with sailing yachts and be familiar with marine electrical equipment. 

Joining a multinational team, a good command of both English and French language would be perfect for the role – this doesn’t have to be fluent French if you can “get by” and communicate effectively that will see you through quite nicely. 

With a number of boats currently in build, there is plenty of work needed to be done, the standard hours per week are 40 but there is overtime available throughout the contract. 

Initially, the contract will be for 3 months but likely to extend if mutually agreed.

There is local accommodation provided for the contract which is roughly 20 mins from the site.

Having your own transport would make life much easier but people do “car share” to and from work, or some contractors cycle to work for example. 

So, if you can speak French and have a background in marine electrical engineering – make an application or contact Curtis for more information. 

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