MORRELL ELECTRICAL LIMITED
Electrician

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We are looking for a skilled and reliable Site Electrician to join our team. The successful candidate will be responsible for carrying out electrical installation, maintenance, testing, inspection, and fault-finding work across site projects.
You will work as part of a professional site team, ensuring all electrical work is completed safely, efficiently, and to a high standard while complying with current electrical regulations and site health and safety requirements.
Key Responsibilities
- Carry out electrical installations, repairs, maintenance, and fault finding.
- Install and maintain electrical systems, equipment, lighting, power supplies, and associated components.
- Read and interpret electrical drawings, schematics, and specifications.
- Carry out testing and inspection of electrical installations.
- Identify and resolve electrical faults efficiently and safely.
- Ensure all work is completed in accordance with current electrical regulations and company procedures.
- Maintain a safe and tidy working environment.
- Complete job sheets, inspection records, and other relevant documentation.
- Work closely with site managers, engineers, contractors, and other trades.
- Ensure all work is completed within agreed timescales and to a high standard.
- Follow all company and site health and safety procedures.
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Requirements
- Qualified Electrician with relevant electrical qualifications.
- Proven experience working as an electrician on construction or commercial sites.
- Good knowledge of electrical installations, testing, and fault finding.
- Ability to read and understand electrical drawings and schematics.
- Strong understanding of health and safety requirements.
- Ability to work independently and as part of a team.
- Full UK driving licence would be advantageous.
- ECS/CSCS or relevant site card preferred.
- 18th Edition qualification required.
- Inspection & Testing qualification would be an advantage.


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We are looking for someone who is:
- Reliable, punctual, and professional.
- Safety-conscious and committed to high standards of workmanship.
- Able to work under pressure and meet deadlines.
- A good communicator with a positive attitude.
- Flexible and willing to work as part of a team.
- Practical, organised, and able to use initiative.
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