Electrician

Electricians in Hamina in Finland

Employer: Econia Oy
Where: Finland
Places: 1
Filed: 2026-10-06

What the work involves

Are you looking for your next electrical project? We are looking for electricians for our client company in Hamina for a fixed-term employment contract of 3-5 months. In the job, you will be responsible for various electrical installation and connection work in a construction site environment. Duties include, among others, cable connections in electrical centers, electrical connections of lighting fixtures, socket connections and installation and connection work of other electrical devices. A fixed-term employment contract is available for 3-5 months. The salary is 18-21 €/h depending on skills, experience and qualifications. The work is done in a day shift. Expectations for the applicant The job requires electrical training and valid qualifications. The applicant must have: Occupational safety card SFS 6002 electrical safety training IPAF 3A and 3B qualifications Previous experience in electrical installations is considered an advantage. The work community is international, so in addition to Finnish, you can get by with English, Russian or Lithuanian. Applications are processed during the application period, and positions are filled as soon as suitable people are found. Send your application and CV as soon as possible. Econia Oy has been operating since 1996, serving Finnish and foreign companies in all their workforce needs. We employ hundreds of people annually in various fields of industry and production, logistics and trade, and construction. Econia is part of the Administer Group.

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