PTSG Electrical Safety Division
Electrical Subcontractors - EICR Inspections / Remediation

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Electrical Subcontractors – EICR Inspectors
Social Housing Contracts | Weekly Pay | ECS – Electrical Compliance & Safety
ECS – Electrical Compliance & Safety are currently looking for experienced Electrical Subcontractors to support ongoing long-term social housing contracts.
This is a subcontract opportunity for qualified electricians experienced in domestic EICRs, testing, inspection, and remedial works within occupied and void social housing properties.
We’re looking for reliable subcontractors who want consistent weekly work, organized workloads, and strong weekly earnings without constantly chasing the next contract.
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What’s on offer:
- Average weekly earnings between £1,200 – £1,800
- Weekly pay
- Long-term contract opportunities
- Ongoing, consistent workload
- Planned diary and allocated work
- CIS or Ltd Company payments available
- Materials supplied
- Domestic social housing works
- EICRs, minor works & remedials
The role:
You’ll be responsible for carrying out domestic EICRs across social housing properties, identifying defects, completing minor remedial works where required, and ensuring certification and reports are completed accurately.
This role involves working directly within customers’ homes, so professionalism, communication, and a good standard of customer service are essential.


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Requirements:
- Qualified Electrician
- 18th Edition
- 2391 or equivalent Inspection & Testing qualification preferred
- Previous EICR experience
- Own van and tools
- Public Liability Insurance
- Ability to complete certification accurately
- Experience within social housing desirable
- Evidence of CIS or Ltd Company status required
This is an excellent opportunity for experienced subcontractors looking for stable, long-term work with consistent weekly earnings and the support of an organized operational team.
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