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Electrician (m/f)

MOTOR JIKOV Strojírenská a.s. České Budějovice, South Bohemian Region Updated 27 Oct 2026

35 000 CZK per month

Employee Card listedListed for non-EU applicants1 positions

Vacancy details

Location
České Budějovice, South Bohemian Region
Occupation
Electrician (m/f)
Employment type
Full-time
Shifts
Two-shift pattern
Open positions
1
Accommodation
Not provided
Published
27 Oct 2026
Labour Office reference
35163210720

Description

MOTOR JIKOV Strojírenská a.s. is recruiting one full-time Electrician in České Budějovice, South Bohemian Region, Czechia. Pay starts at CZK 35,000 per month. The role involves 12-hour morning and night shifts and is listed for an Employee Card. Accommodation is not provided. Applicants must have an education in an electrical field, such as electrical engineering or low-current systems, and valid professional competence under Czech Government Regulation No. 194/2022 Coll. Requirements include reading technical documentation, schematics and drawings, diagnosing and rectifying faults, basic use of measuring equipment, and knowledge of occupational health and safety. Candidates should be able to independently wire and maintain electrical equipment, use tools and measuring instruments, and resolve technical problems. The position requires independence, responsibility, care, thoroughness, technical thinking, teamwork and a willingness to learn new technologies. Good health and the ability to work at heights are required. A category B driving licence, relevant experience, and knowledge of PLCs or automation are advantages but are not always necessary. Benefits include employer-subsidised meals in the company canteen, pension fund contributions, a bonus for completing the required working hours paid four times a year, benefit cards, rehabilitation vouchers and five weeks of annual leave. Interested applicants should contact the employer by email.

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