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Electrician – Long-Term Reactive Maintenance
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Care Homes | South Wales | Long-Term Work
ITS Construction are currently looking for an experienced Electrician to join a long-term reactive maintenance contract, carrying out electrical repairs and maintenance across care homes throughout South Wales.
This is a great opportunity for a reliable and skilled electrician looking for consistent, long-term work with plenty of hours available.
The Role
You will be responsible for attending care homes to diagnose and resolve electrical faults, complete repairs and carry out general electrical maintenance.
Duties Will Include
- Reactive fault finding and electrical repairs
- Maintenance of lighting and power systems
- Testing, inspection and remedial works
- Emergency call-outs when required
- Diagnosing electrical faults and providing effective solutions
- Completing maintenance reports and paperwork
- Working safely within occupied care environments
- Liaising professionally with clients, site staff and management
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Requirements
- 18th Edition Wiring Regulations
- NVQ Level 3 / City & Guilds or equivalent electrical qualification
- Previous electrical maintenance experience
- Experience with reactive maintenance and fault finding
- Full UK driving licence
- Relevant testing and inspection experience desirable
- ECS/JIB card desirable
About You
We are looking for an electrician who is:


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- Fully qualified and experienced
- Confident carrying out reactive maintenance and fault finding
- Reliable and professional
- Comfortable working independently
- Customer-focused with good communication skills
- Comfortable working within care homes and occupied premises
- Committed to high standards of workmanship and safety
What We Offer
- Long-term, consistent work
- Regular reactive maintenance across South Wales
- Competitive rates of pay
- Plenty of hours available
- Varied workload
- Ongoing opportunities with an established team
- Professional and supportive working environment
If you're an experienced electrician looking for long-term reactive maintenance work across South Wales, apply now with your CV and details of your electrical experience
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