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Electrical Technical Assurance Specialist
12-Month FTC Field based/Home
We’re looking for an experienced Electrical Technical Assurance Specialist to support a large-scale electrical remediation programme across a national infrastructure estate.
This role will provide technical support to Electrical and Operations teams, ensuring remedial works are designed correctly, delivered safely, and fully compliant with current British Standards, regulations and technical specifications.
What you’ll do
- Review electrical designs, drawings and schematics before works commence.
- Assess completed works through certification, photographs, videos and handover packs.
- Validate that remedial works meet required British Standards, regulations and specifications.
- Identify defects, challenge non-compliant solutions and support corrective actions.
- Manage technical reviews, approvals and compliance records through internal systems.
- Work closely with internal teams, suppliers and delivery partners to support programme delivery.
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You’ll have strong experience across electrical design, installation, inspection, testing and certification, with the confidence to technically assess both proposed and completed works.


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Essential:
- Experience using Modecsoft Electrical OM.
- Strong knowledge of BS 7671 and current electrical regulations.
- Ability to interpret electrical drawings, schematics and certification.
- Experience reviewing electrical installations and validating remedial works.
- Strong technical assurance, compliance and stakeholder management skills.
- City & Guilds 2396 – Design & Verification of Electrical Installations.
- City & Guilds 2391 or 2394/2395 – Inspection & Testing.
- City & Guilds 2382 – 18th Edition / BS 7671.
Desirable:
- Knowledge of the NICEIC Approved Contractor Scheme.
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