Lumiel /Tutrakan LTD/
Electrician

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Company Description
Lumiel /Tutrakan LTD/ operates as Lumiel Electrical, a UK-based electrical contractor providing domestic and commercial electrical services with a focus on safety, transparency, and professional standards. The team supports homeowners, landlords, property managers, and building contractors with work ranging from routine electrical tasks to complex installations, all completed in line with current regulations and industry best practice. Services include installations, fault finding and emergency call-outs, fuse board upgrades, Electrical Inspection Condition Reports (EICR), smart home and energy solutions, and planned maintenance. Lumiel is NICEIC-approved, fully insured, and known for clear pricing, thorough documentation, and reliable communication. The company values clean, organized, and safety-focused work on site and is trusted by both residential and trade clients.
Role Description
This is a full-time, on-site Electrician role based in London. The Electrician will carry out domestic and commercial electrical installations, perform maintenance and repair tasks, and support fault finding and diagnostics in line with UK regulations and company standards. Daily responsibilities include:
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- Installing and upgrading consumer units
- Conducting EICR inspections
- Implementing smart home and energy-efficient solutions


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The role involves responding to urgent issues, ensuring safe working practices, documenting work accurately, and communicating clearly with clients, colleagues, and contractors. The Electrician will collaborate with the wider team to plan jobs, maintain tools and equipment, and contribute to high-quality, compliant, and well-organized service delivery.
Qualifications
- Candidates should possess strong foundational knowledge in Electricity and Electrical Engineering, including understanding of UK wiring regulations and safe working practices.
- Candidates should possess hands-on experience in Electrical Work, covering domestic and commercial installations, upgrades, and compliant testing procedures.
- Candidates should possess skills in Maintenance & Repair, with the ability to perform routine servicing, component replacement, and preventive maintenance on electrical systems.
- Candidates should possess Troubleshooting capabilities, including systematic fault finding, diagnostics, and problem resolution in live and non-live environments.
- Relevant vocational qualifications (e.g., NVQ Level 3 in Electrical Installation, City & Guilds, or equivalent), valid ECS card, and NICEIC-related experience are highly beneficial.
- Ability to read and interpret electrical drawings, use test instruments, and complete accurate reports, certifications, and job documentation.
- Strong attention to detail, safety-first mindset, effective communication skills, and the ability to work independently and as part of a team.
- Full UK driving licence and prior experience in domestic and commercial contracting environments are advantageous.
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