Mane Contract Services
LV Cable Jointer

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LV Cable Jointer
We are currently seeking experienced LV Cable Jointers to join a well-established utilities contractor working across the Scottish Power energy networks.
This is an excellent opportunity for skilled jointers looking for long-term work with a company offering stability, ongoing training and excellent benefits.
PLEASE NOTE:
Scottish Power AWP 03/04 is highly desirable / Trades tests are available if applicants do not possess these authorisations, but candidates must have relevant LV service/mains experience to qualify.
Company is in process of becoming a Tier 1 contractor and has ongoing projects available.
Job posting mentions Wirral as location, but you can be located anywhere in the North West UK, covering projects in Liverpool, Manchester or North Wales.
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Key Responsibilities
- Carrying out LV jointing works on mains, services and cut-outs
- Working on Scottish Power Energy Networks (SPEN) projects
- Collaborating closely with site teams on network installations and upgrades
- Ensuring all work is completed safely, efficiently and in line with industry standards
- Maintaining a strong understanding of health & safety procedures and compliance regulations
Requirements
- Previous experience as an LV Cable Jointer within the utilities sector
- Scottish Power authorisation highly desirable (AWP-03/04)
- Experience working on LV mains, services and cut-outs
- SPEN authorised preferred
- Strong understanding of safe systems of work and network procedures
- Full UK driving licence


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Package & Benefits
- Company van / Fuel card
- Company phone, tablet and tools provided
- Paid training and ongoing development
- Quarterly and yearly bonuses
- Pension scheme
- Enhanced overtime, 4+hours available weekdays, full days available weekends
If you are an experienced LV Cable Jointer looking for your next opportunity within a growing utilities business, we would like to hear from you.
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