Civic Recruitment Limited
Electrician

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3 Months Contract with a Local Authority
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Summary
We are seeking an Electrician to deliver an innovative, efficient, and customer-focused maintenance service to tenants and external customers. You will support the objective of providing excellent housing maintenance while sustaining high levels of quality and compliance.
Responsibilities
- Organise and carry out the design, installation, maintenance, testing, and repair work for managed properties and housing stock.
- Ensure all services are compliant with relevant electrical legislation and regulations.
- Manage stock and supplies effectively to ensure works are not delayed.
- Complete and return documentation within agreed timescales, updating manual and computerised records for electrical testing.
- Coordinate services with other trades, colleagues, and contractors to ensure a seamless service to customers.
- Comply with all Health & Safety legislation, ensuring activities are discharged safely and risks are minimised.
- Provide relief cover for colleagues and participate in the standby/call-out rota to cover emergency breakdowns.
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Experience
- Extensive, demonstrable post-qualification experience in the electrical trade (social housing experience preferred).
- Demonstrable success delivering a variable workload in a customer-focused, target-driven environment.
- Strong understanding and experience of working to current Health and Safety requirements.
- Excellent communication skills and an understanding of the needs of people from diverse backgrounds.
- Ability to confidently use computerised data recording equipment.


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Qualifications
- NVQ or equivalent qualification in a relevant electrical field.
- C&G 2382 - 2394 (as applicable).
- C&G 2391 or equivalent.
- UK driving licence is essential.
- Basic DBS required.
Additional Information
- Working hours: 37 hours per week
- UK driving licence is essential.
- Basic DBS required
- This is an Onsite role based in Nottingham.
- We work on a biweekly payment schedule.
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