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ITS (BRISTOL) LTD

Electrician

St. Austell
£25 – £26/hr
Posted about 9 hours ago
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Tester Electricians Required – Long-Term Commercial Project

If your skills, experience, and qualifications match those in this job overview, do not delay your application.

ITS Construction are currently recruiting for experienced Tester Electricians to work on a long-term commercial project in St Austell.

Location: St Austell

Start Date: Immediate / ASAP

Duration: Long-Term

Hours: 45 hours per week (Monday to Friday)

Rate: £26.00 per hour

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Requirements

  • NVQ Level 3 in Electrical Installation (or equivalent)
  • 2391 Inspection & Testing qualification (or equivalent)
  • ECS/JIB Gold Card
  • Previous experience testing on commercial projects
  • Strong understanding of BS 7671 Wiring Regulations
  • Ability to work independently and as part of a team

Duties

  • Carry out inspection and testing of commercial electrical installations
  • Complete electrical test certificates and reports
  • Identify and rectify faults where required
  • Work closely with site management to ensure project deadlines are met
  • Ensure all work is completed safely and to a high standard

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What We Offer

  • Long-term, secure work
  • Competitive hourly rate
  • Weekly pay
  • Opportunity to work on a major commercial project
  • Supportive site management and team

If you're a reliable and experienced Tester Electrician looking for your next long-term opportunity, we'd like to hear from you.

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Skills

Electrical Testing
Inspection
Fault Rectification
BS 7671 Wiring Regulations
Commercial Electrical Installations
Electrical Certification
Reporting

Location

St. Austell, England, United Kingdom

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