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Electrical Supervisor - £19.00 to £20.50 per hour, depending on experience – Bridgwater
Do you have strong electrical installation, testing and fault-finding experience? Are you ready to take more ownership on site while joining a friendly team where your work will genuinely be valued?
The role
We are looking for an experienced Electrical Supervisor to join a well-established and supportive business working across the M5 corridor, from Bristol to Exeter.
This is a hands-on role where no two days are likely to feel the same. You will work on a range of projects within the water industry, supervising and completing electrical installation and maintenance work on site.
Projects will involve instrumentation, control panels, power circuits, lighting circuits and containment systems. You will have the freedom to work independently while still being part of a close-knit team that supports one another and takes pride in delivering quality work.
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Key Responsibilities
Your day-to-day duties will include:
- Supervising electrical work and supporting site teams
- Completing electrical installation and maintenance work
- Installing control panels, instrumentation and containment systems
- Installing power and lighting circuits
- Testing, fault finding and repairing electrical equipment
- Working on both new and existing assets
- Carrying out general maintenance inspections
- Ensuring work is completed safely and to a high standard
- Communicating with clients, contractors and colleagues on site
About our company
You will be joining an established business with more than 30 years of experience delivering specialist electrical and engineering services. The company provides Mechanical, Electrical, Instrumentation, Control and Automation services to a range of blue-chip clients.
The Benefits
- 45-hour working week
- Full door-to-door travel time paid
- Time and a quarter after 47.5 hours
- Time and a half after 50 hours and on Saturdays
- Double time on Sundays
- 25 days’ holiday plus eight bank holidays (rising with long service)
- Holiday entitlement increasing with long service
- Sickness allowance
- Company vehicle and fuel card
- Ongoing training and career progression


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The person
You will need:
- A valid ECS card
- SSSTS certification
- A full UK driving licence
- Electrical installation, testing and fault-finding experience
- The confidence to supervise work and make decisions on site
- The ability to work independently and as part of a team
- A practical, reliable and safety-focused approach
- Ideally, a home location between Bristol and Exeter
What’s next
Apply today and take the next step with a business that will recognise your experience, support your development and value the work you do.
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