*SOC Code (Standard Occupational Classification): 2123
Common tasks include:
*Introduced in 1990, SOC is a multi-purpose common classification of occupations in UK. Jobs are defined in terms of skill level and skill content, including qualifications, training and work experience.
Alternative & related job titles: Electrical engineers
Engineer, electrical, head Engineer, thermographic Engineer, charge (electricity supplier) Engineer, signal (railways: Engineer, power Engineer, electrical, group (coal mine) Surveyor, electrical Engineer, control (electricity supplier) Engineer, electrical, works Engineer, incorporated Officer, research Engineer, sub-area (electricity supplier) Engineer, assistant (electricity supplier) Engineer, first (power station) Engineer, electrical, charge, assistant (electricity supplier) Engineer, chief (electricity supplier) Engineer, mechanical and electrical (electricity supplier) Engineer, telephone Engineer, design, electrical Engineer, branch (electricity supplier) Researcher Engineer, electrical, chief Engineer, sub-station (electricity supplier) Engineer, switchgear Engineer, equipment Assistant, research Engineer, transmission, power Engineer, generating (electricity supplier) Engineer, electrical Superintendent, electrical (MOD) Engineer, electrical, senior Engineer, traction, electric Engineer, station, power (electricity supplier) Engineer, laser Engineer, area Engineer Officer, scientific Superintendent, meter (electricity supplier) Engineer, electrical, area (coal mine) Associate, research Engineer, distribution (electricity supplier) Engineer, second (electricity supplier) Engineer, testing, cable Inspector, chief (engineering, Engineer, resident (electricity supplier) Engineer, second (power station) Engineer-in-charge (electricity supplier) Engineer, shift (electricity supplier) Engineer, electrical and mechanical Engineer, district (electricity supplier)
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