The Electric Lighting Committee of Limerick is set to convene for its weekly meeting on Tuesday, the 9th inst., at 3:15 p.m. During this meeting, the committee will undertake the important task of appointing a skilled individual to serve as Clerk to the Borough Electrical Engineer. The appointed candidate will be stationed at the Power Station located on Frederick Street and will be responsible for fulfilling the duties outlined by both the Electric Lighting Committee and the Borough Electrical Engineer.
The position carries a competitive salary of £304 per week. Interested applicants are encouraged to submit their testimonials to the undersigned, Mr W. M. Nolan, the Town Clerk and Secretary of Committees, not later than 2 p.m. on the specified date, 9th May.
The role of Clerk to the Borough Electrical Engineer is a crucial one, as it entails facilitating the smooth and efficient functioning of the Electricity Department, an essential service for the residents of Limerick. The successful candidate will work in close collabouration with the Engineering team to ensure the seamless operation of the Power Station and the delivery of uninterrupted electricity to the city.
Candidates aspiring to take on this responsible position must demonstrate their competence, organizational skills, and a keen understanding of electrical engineering principles. The selected individual will have the privilege of contributing to the ongoing progress and development of Limerick’s Electricity Department, which plays a pivotal role in the city’s growth and infrastructure.
As the Limerick Electricity Department seeks to strengthen its team, it is eager to attract dynamic and dedicated professionals who can align themselves with the city’s commitment to providing reliable and sustainable electrical services to its inhabitants.
With the appointment process underway, the Electric Lighting Committee and the Borough Electrical Engineer look forward to welcoming a talented and qualified individual to their ranks. The selected candidate will undoubtedly play an instrumental role in enhancing Limerick’s electrifying journey towards a brighter and more progressive future.
Limerick Echo – Tuesday 02 May 1905
