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Electrical Supervisor – Housing (Local Authority)
£22.65 per hour (PAYE) | Full Time | 6-Month Contract | Worcestershire
We are currently recruiting for an Electrical Supervisor to support a local authority housing team across Bromsgrove and Redditch. This is a project-based role with responsibility for overseeing electrical works and ensuring compliance across housing stock.
Contract Details
- £22.65 per hour (PAYE)
- 37 hours per week
- Monday to Friday, 09:00 – 17:30
- Contract until September 2026
- Immediate start available
The Role
You will oversee electrical works across a housing portfolio, ensuring works are delivered safely, compliantly, and to a high standard. Responsibilities include:
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- Supervising electrical contractors and operatives
- Ensuring compliance with electrical safety regulations (18th Edition, NICEIC standards, etc.)
- Overseeing testing, inspection, and remedial works
- Managing quality, performance, and health & safety on site
- Liaising with internal teams, tenants, and contractors
- Supporting delivery of planned and reactive maintenance programmes
Key Requirements
- Strong background in electrical supervision within housing or FM
- Relevant electrical qualifications (e.g. 18th Edition, NVQ Level 3 or equivalent)
- Experience managing contractors and compliance programmes
- Good understanding of social housing maintenance environments
- Strong organisational and communication skills


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What You’ll Get
- Competitive hourly rate (£22.65 PAYE)
- Stable 6-month contract with a public sector client
- Opportunity to work on a structured housing programme
- Immediate start available
Apply now if you have the relevant supervisory experience and are available to start.
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