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Electrical Tester – EICR (Social Housing)
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Belfast & Surrounding Areas
Full-Time | Permanent (PAYE or Subcontract)
£38,000 – £40,000 (PAYE) | £230–£300/day on Price Work (Subcontract)
Tired of chasing work, dealing with paperwork, or unrealistic workloads?
This role is built for electricians who want steady, organised, no-hassle work — without the stress that usually comes with testing contracts.
Why This Role Stands Out
- Consistent, Year-Round Work
- No gaps, no chasing jobs — long-term contracts already secured.
- Fully Organised Days
- Your jobs are scheduled for you. No planning headaches.
- Minimal Admin
- Certification systems (EasyCerts) and office support handle the paperwork side.
- Materials Provided
- No running to wholesalers or out-of-pocket costs.
- Realistic Workloads
- Enough time to complete EICRs properly — not rushed, high-pressure targets.
- Local Work
- Work is kept within Belfast and surrounding areas where possible.
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About The Company
Established in 2008, Goom Electrical is a specialist compliance contractor delivering large-scale EICR programmes across UK social housing.
With multiple long-term contracts secured, they offer stability, structure, and ongoing work for electricians.
The Role
You’ll be carrying out EICR testing and inspection in occupied social housing properties, with the opportunity to complete minor remedial works during visits.
What You’ll Be Doing
- Completing Electrical Installation Condition Reports (EICRs)
- Carrying out C1 & C2 remedial works where required
- Replacing or identifying faulty/missing detectors
- Ensuring compliance with safety regulations:
- Smoke alarms (hallways/landings)
- Heat detectors (kitchens)
- CO detectors (gas appliance rooms)


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What You’ll Need
- 18th Edition Wiring Regulations
- Level 3 Electrical Qualification
- 2391 Test & Inspect (or equivalent)
- ECS / CSCS Card
- Full UK Driving Licence
- Experience in domestic or social housing testing (preferred)
Pay Options
Paye
- £38,000 – £40,000 salary
- Vehicle allowance/Van
- Company pension
- Referral scheme
- Progression Opportunities
- Materials provided
Subcontract
- £230 – £300 per day
- Long-term, consistent workload
- No gaps between jobs
Requirements
- Must pass Access NI Enhanced DBS check
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If you're an electrical tester looking for steady work, less stress, and a better work-life balance, this is the role for you
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