Rubicon Consulting
Electrical Supervisor

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Rubicon Consulting is currently recruiting for a Electrical Supervisor on a 10 Month Contract based in Norfolk.
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Role Summary
We are currently recruiting for an Electrical Supervisor to work on a major power project in Norfolk.
The successful candidate will have strong substation experience, with a background supervising electrical works within a high-voltage environment. National Grid Persons (NG Persons) certification and SSSTS are essential for the role.
Responsibilities
- Supervise electrical installation and construction activities on a substation project.
- Coordinate and oversee electrical teams and subcontractors on site.
- Ensure works are completed safely, efficiently and in accordance with project requirements.
- Monitor electrical installation activities and ensure work is carried out to the required standards.
- Coordinate daily site activities, labour and resources.
- Liaise with Site Managers, Engineers and Project Management teams.
- Ensure RAMS and permit requirements are followed.
- Conduct toolbox talks, briefings and site inspections where required.
- Monitor progress and report any issues, delays or safety concerns.
- Ensure compliance with National Grid procedures and site safety requirements.
- Maintain high standards of health, safety and quality throughout the project.
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- Proven experience as an Electrical Supervisor within the substation / HV industry.
- Previous experience working on National Grid substation projects.
- National Grid Persons (NG Persons) certification – essential.
- SSSTS – essential.
- Strong understanding of electrical installation and construction activities within substations.
- Good knowledge of site health and safety procedures.
- Ability to supervise electrical teams and subcontractors.
- Strong communication and organisational skills.
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