MORELEC (UK) LTD
18th Edition Electrician / 2391 Tester

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Company Description
Morelec UK Ltd is a well-established electrical contractor that has been operating across the South Coast for over 20 years. The company delivers a wide range of projects, including new build sites, refurbishments, mass house building, new build care homes, shop and office fit-outs, and high-rise residential blocks. Morelec UK Ltd offers an in-house team capable of managing electrical requirements from initial concept and design through to full installation and delivery. This end-to-end approach provides clients with a complete electrical package and consistent project quality. The company’s long-standing presence and broad project portfolio create a stable environment and varied work for its electricians.
Role Description
This is a full-time, on-site role based in Bournemouth for an 18th Edition Electrician / 2391 Tester. The role involves carrying out electrical installations, upgrades, and modifications on residential, commercial, and care home projects in line with current regulations and company standards. Day-to-day tasks include:
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- Testing and inspecting new and existing electrical systems
- Diagnosing faults
- Performing repairs
- Completing certification and documentation accurately


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The electrician will work from technical drawings, liaise with site supervisors and other trades, and ensure all work is completed safely, on time, and to a high standard. The role also includes:
- Routine maintenance
- Adherence to health and safety procedures
- Occasional support with design and planning of electrical layouts
Qualifications
- Strong practical skills in Electricity and Electrical Work, with the ability to carry out installations and modifications in accordance with the 18th Edition Wiring Regulations.
- Experience in Maintenance & Repair and Troubleshooting of electrical systems, including fault-finding, corrective actions, and routine servicing.
- Understanding of Electrical Engineering principles relevant to building services and safe operation of electrical installations.
- Valid 18th Edition (BS 7671) qualification and City & Guilds 2391 (or equivalent) in Inspection and Testing.
- Proven experience as a qualified electrician within residential, commercial, or similar environments, preferably with contractor or site-based work.
- Ability to read and interpret electrical drawings and specifications, with strong attention to detail and accurate record-keeping.
- Commitment to health and safety, including safe systems of work, use of PPE, and compliance with relevant legislation and company policies.
- Full UK driving licence and eligibility to work in the UK; ECS card or equivalent industry accreditation is advantageous.
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