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Electrical Qualifying Supervisor

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Electrical Qualifying Supervisor (QS)
Salary: £45,000 - £50,000 per annum + Incentive Schemes
Location: Banstead Office & Various Sites
Working Arrangement: 50% Office / 50% Site
We are looking for three experienced Electrical Qualifying Supervisors (QS) to join our growing team.
This is an excellent opportunity for an experienced electrical professional looking to take on a varied role combining office-based technical and compliance responsibilities with site-based inspections and surveying. The successful candidates will play an important role in maintaining high standards of electrical quality, compliance, and certification across our projects.
Key Responsibilities
- Carrying out quality control inspections and electrical compliance checks
- Reviewing, checking, and processing electrical certification
- Undertaking sample testing and inspections
- Carrying out electrical surveying
- Supporting site teams with technical and compliance requirements
- Identifying and addressing quality issues
- Ensuring electrical works are completed to the required standards
- Maintaining accurate records and documentation
- Working closely with office and site teams
- Potential opportunity to progress into a NICEIC Qualifying Supervisor (QS) role
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Essential Qualifications
Applicants must hold the following:
- Apprenticeship-trained electrical background
- Electrical Gold Card
- NVQ Level 3
- 2391 Inspection & Testing
- 18th Edition Wiring Regulations
Previous experience in an electrical supervisory, quality control, inspection, or QS role would be highly advantageous.


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What We Offer
- Salary of £45,000 - £50,000 per annum
- Incentive schemes
- 23 days annual leave plus bank holidays
- Company van
- Company fuel card
- Company pension
- 50% office / 50% site-based working
- Opportunity to progress towards NICEIC QS status
- Long-term career opportunity within a growing business
About the Role
This position would suit an experienced electrician or electrical supervisor who has strong knowledge of inspection, testing, certification, and quality control and is looking for a role with a balance of office and site responsibilities.
You will need to be organized, technically competent, and confident working independently, while also being able to communicate effectively with site teams and management.
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