MyElectricalJobs – The new electrical industry jobs portal
MyElectricalJobs was launched in February 2010. Unlike other job boards, MyElectricalJobs only accepts positions related to the electrical industry.
This allows specialist recruiters who are working on vacancies in the contracting, wholesaling or electrical manufacturing sectors to place their jobs on the site.
Jobseekers can register their details on the site and apply for roles direct with the employer.
David Marshall, one of the people behind MyElectricalJobs decided the industry needed its own job board. After many years working as an electrical engineer both in contracting, wholesale and manufacturing, and now with nearly 15 years recruiting in the electrical sector, he thought the idea of the industry recruiters and the professional candidates coming together in one place would be a success.
It is easy for anyone looking for a new role to register, and currently the site is open to companies and recruiters to advertise their positions free of charge. The company who places the advert will be able to see applications on the site and review the CV of the applicant.
Work is still taking place on the site layout and features. A CV search facility will be added soon. Any feedback on the site is welcome.
The site has created interest with job seekers in the industry and its first recruiters have posted vacancies and are receiving applications.
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