Heated Mechanical Services
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Location: Hampshire
Contract: 8 Weeks
Start: Immediate / ASAP
Sector: Industrial & Commercial / Utilities
We are currently looking for an experienced Electrician to join an industrial and commercial electrical installation project in Hampshire on an initial 8-week contract.
The successful candidate will be responsible for carrying out electrical installation works safely, efficiently and to a high standard, working as part of an experienced site team.
Key Responsibilities:
- Carry out electrical installation works across an industrial/commercial project.
- Install, maintain and terminate electrical systems and equipment.
- Read and interpret electrical drawings, including SLD and BCD drawings.
- Complete installation works in accordance with project specifications and programme requirements.
- Ensure all work is completed to a high standard and in accordance with current regulations.
- Work alongside the Electrical Supervisor and wider site team.
- Identify and report any technical or site-based issues.
- Maintain a clean, safe and organised working environment.
- Follow all site health & safety procedures and RAMS.
- Ensure electrical works comply with BS7671 / 18th Edition requirements.
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Requirements:
- Relevant Gold CSCS / ECS Card.
- Proven experience working as an Electrician.
- Strong industrial and/or commercial electrical installation experience.
- 18th Edition BS7671.
- Ability to read and understand electrical drawings.
- Good understanding of site health & safety requirements.
- Full UK driving licence.
- Right to work in the UK.
- Good communication skills and a reliable approach to work.


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Desirable Qualifications / Experience:
- ECS qualification/card.
- EUSR / Water Hygiene.
- Thames Water Passport.
- Inspection & Testing experience.
- IPAF.
- Confined Space.
- Previous experience working within the utilities sector.
- Experience with MEICA installation projects.
- Experience working on industrial or water-related electrical installations.
Contract Details:
- 8-week contract
- Hampshire-based project
- Full-time, site-based position
- Immediate start available
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