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Electrician / Lead EV Charge Point Installer (ECS Gold Card) - Doncaster - £65k-£70k + Company Vehicle/All Expenses

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Electrician / Lead EV Charge Point Installer (ECS Gold Card) - Doncaster - £65k-£70k + Company Vehicle/All Expenses
Role: Electrician / Lead EV Charge Point Installer
Salary: £65,000 - £70,000 + Company Vehicle/All Expenses
Location: Doncaster (or within 1 hour of) nationwide travel, working away Monday to Friday frequently
Our client is one of the UK's fastest-growing EV infrastructure specialists, delivering large-scale commercial and industrial charging projects for some of the country's biggest organisations. As demand grows, they're looking for an experienced electrician to lead a small team on-site.
What You'll Do
- Lead a small team of Electrician's Mates on commercial EV installation projects
- Install, test and commission EV charge points, feeder pillars and distribution equipment
- Carry out inspection, testing and certification to a high standard
- Read and work from electrical drawings and schematics
- Complete accurate commissioning and test documentation
- Work closely with Project Managers and Site Supervisors to deliver projects safely, on time and to the highest standard
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About You
Essential
- NVQ Level 3 in Electrical Installation (or equivalent)
- 18th Edition Wiring Regulations
- ECS Gold Card
- Inspection & Testing (City & Guilds 2391 or equivalent)
- Full UK driving licence, aged 25 or over (company vehicle insurance requirement)
- Commercial or industrial electrical installation experience
- Comfortable leading a small team and taking responsibility on site
- Happy to travel nationwide and work away Monday to Friday


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Desirable
- EV Charging qualification (City & Guilds 2919)
- SSSTS or SMSTS
- Previous experience installing EV charging infrastructure
Package
- £65,000 - £70,000 DOE
- Company vehicle
- Accommodation and daily meal allowance when working away
- Company pension
- Paid annual leave increasing with length of service
- Ongoing training and career progression
Please apply to this job directly. For any questions, contact abbey.graham@everec.co.uk
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