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Electrical Governance Support - Telecoms - 12 month FTC

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Electrical Governance Support | 12-Month FTC
Telecoms - 12 month FTC
Greater Reading with flexible working
Are you an experienced electrical telecoms professional with a strong background in design, installation, inspection, testing and certification? This is an opportunity to play a key role in supporting a large-scale electrical remediation programme across critical national infrastructure — ensuring electrical works are safe, compliant, correctly designed and delivered to the required standards.
What you'll be doing
- Reviewing electrical designs, drawings and remedial solutions before works commence
- Reviewing handover packs following completion of work
- Assessing completed installations through certification, photographic and video evidence
- Validating compliance with British Standards, regulations and technical specifications
- Managing quality assurance, governance and approval processes
- Identifying defects, challenging non-compliant works and supporting corrective actions
- Working closely with Electrical, Operations, project teams and delivery partners
- Supporting the successful delivery of a high-priority electrical remediation programme
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What we're looking for
You'll bring extensive electrical industry experience, alongside strong technical assurance and compliance knowledge gained within the telecoms industry.
Essential:
- Proven experience across electrical design, installation, inspection, testing and certification
- Experience using Modecsoft Electrical OM
- Strong understanding of current British Standards, electrical regulations and industry best practice
- Ability to interpret electrical drawings, schematics, technical documentation and certification
- Experience reviewing electrical installations and validating remedial works
- Strong analytical, problem-solving and stakeholder management skills


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Essential qualifications
You must hold:
- City & Guilds 2396 – Level 4 Award in the Design and Verification of Electrical Installations
- City & Guilds 2391 OR 2394/2395 – Inspection and Testing of Electrical Installations
- City & Guilds 2382 – 18th Edition Award in the Requirements for Electrical Installations (BS 7671:2018)
Knowledge of the NICEIC Approved Contractor Scheme and its requirements would be advantageous.
This is a great opportunity for someone who combines hands-on electrical expertise with technical assurance, governance and compliance, and wants to make a direct contribution to the safety and reliability of critical infrastructure.
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