Mr Charger Ltd
Electrician. EV Engineer

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Company Description
Mr Charger Ltd is an OZEV Government-accredited installer of Electric Vehicle (EV) charging points, serving customers across the United Kingdom. The company provides nationwide domestic and commercial EV charging solutions, from initial installation through ongoing maintenance. Mr Charger supports charging points from all major manufacturers, ensuring versatile and reliable service for a wide range of EV users. In addition to installation and maintenance, the team delivers software and monitoring services to optimize performance and user experience. Candidates joining Mr Charger can expect to work with a growing, future-focused business at the heart of the EV transition.
Role Description
The Electrician / EV Engineer is a full-time, hybrid role based in the London Area, United Kingdom, with some work-from-home flexibility for planning, reporting, and remote support tasks.
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- Installing and commissioning domestic and commercial EV charging points
- Carrying out fault-finding and repairs
- Performing routine maintenance in line with manufacturer and regulatory standards
- Conducting on-site surveys
- Assessing electrical infrastructure
- Advising customers on safe, compliant installation options
- Completing technical documentation, test results, and digital reports
- Collaborating with the wider team to coordinate schedules and ensure high-quality service
- Staying up to date with evolving EV technologies, safety regulations, and best practices
Qualifications
- Strong practical electrical installation skills, including experience with domestic and/or commercial wiring and consumer units.
- Good diagnostic and troubleshooting abilities for electrical faults and EV charging equipment issues.
- Knowledge of current electrical regulations and standards (e.g., IET Wiring Regulations) and commitment to safe working practices.
- Effective communication and customer service skills, with the ability to explain technical information clearly and professionally.
- Competence in basic IT and software tools for documentation, remote monitoring, and use of manufacturer apps or platforms.
- Relevant electrical qualifications or apprenticeship completion (e.g., Level 3 electrical qualification, JIB-approved electrician status, or equivalent).
- Full, clean UK driving license and willingness to travel within the London Area and occasionally nationwide.
- Previous experience with EV charging installations or renewable energy systems is beneficial but not essential.
- Ability to work independently on-site while collaborating with office and field teams in a hybrid working environment.
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