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LOCATION: Belfast
SHIFT PATTERN: Monday to Friday, 40 hours per week
SALARY: Competitive
Purpose: To provide multi-site coverage, attending to breakdowns, completing EICR remedials, and engaging in planned preventative maintenance across client sites. The General Electrician will play a vital role in maintaining the electrical systems at our client sites. This diverse role encompasses tasks such as high bay internal light repairs, external lighting repairs, and addressing EICR code 1 & 2 issues. Successful candidates must meet response time requirements for priority tasks, utilise a PDA for task management, and take ownership of managing their workload efficiently
Key Responsibilities
Service Provision
Reactive Repairs & Electrical Breakdown Response
Attend electrical breakdowns promptly and efficiently across multiple client sites Meet required response times for priority tasks to minimise downtime and operational disruption Use a PDA effectively for receiving jobs, updating progress, and completing reports Diagnose and correct electrical faults quickly and accurately to restore systems to safe operation
Installation, Testing & Certification
Install wiring systems, containment, and electrical components as required across various sites Carry out inspection, testing, and certification, including Minor Works Certificates and Installation Certificates Complete EICR remedial works to ensure compliance with BS 7671 and maintain system integrity Execute remedial actions identified in emergency lighting reports Conduct routine inspections of emergency lighting and RCD systems throughout client facilities Test and verify the functionality of RCDs, emergency lights, and exit signage
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Planned Preventative Maintenance (PPM)
Complete scheduled PPM tasks on electrical assets, ensuring all work is documented accurately Perform routine checks on distribution boards, small power systems, and lighting circuits. Identify emerging risks and escalate issues where required to maintain compliance and safety
Lighting Systems Maintenance
Perform repairs on general and external lighting systems, including high bay, low bay, task lighting, and external luminaires Replace failed equipment such as lamps, batteries, ballasts, gear trays, LED modules, drivers, and fittings Troubleshoot, lighting control issues, including sensors, timers, and switching arrangements
Workload & Task Management
Take responsibility for managing your workload efficiently across multiple sites Ensure tasks are completed within agreed timelines and to a high professional standard Plan work effectively to maximise productivity and minimise repeat visits
Quality Management and Health and Safety
Ensure and promote a safe working environment Ensure that all company policies and procedures are followed at all times Report all incidents, accidents and near-misses in line with policy


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Willingness to attend training programmes as requested Support the growth of the business, where possible, and by passing on potential sales leads, Support any customer initiatives which could lead to longer term benefits to both the customer and ABM Any other ad-hoc duties as reasonably requested by a member of the ABM Management team
Skills And Experience
Essential Criteria:
City & Guilds Level 3 Award in Electrical Installation & City & Guilds 18th Edition Wiring Regulations
Desired Experience:
Proven experience as a General Electrician, with a track record of successfully addressing breakdowns, electrical installation tasks and remedial works In-depth knowledge of electrical systems, regulations, and safety standards Familiarity with using a Personal Digital Assistant for task management and reporting Ability to meet response time requirements for priority tasks Demonstrated ability to manage workload independently and efficiently Experience working within a results-oriented environment Time spent in a customer service environment Full clean driving licence
Desired Skills:
IT literate including knowledge of Word, Excel and Outlook Motivational skills and influencing skills Good communicator, able to convey information in a clear, simple and warm manner Ability to motivate and actively support team members Able to diffuse and handle difficult situations/people Excellent customer care skills
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