Mercury Hampton Ltd
Night Shift Electrician

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Night Shift Electrician – Modular Build Plant Rooms
Permanent Role
Salary: £54,000 - £59,000 per annum
Shift Pattern: Monday to Thursday | 19:00 – 05:00 (10-hour shifts)
Location: Hampton Lovett
Optional Friday Overtime Available
We are currently seeking an experienced Electrician to join a growing team working on the assembly and electrical installation of modular build plant rooms. This is a permanent night shift position offering long-term stability, structured working hours, and a long weekend every week.
The role is based within a modern production environment where high-quality modular plant rooms are wired, fitted, and completed to specification before dispatch.
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- Electrical installation, wiring, and termination within modular plant rooms
- Working from electrical drawings and schematics
- Installation of containment systems including tray, trunking, and conduit
- Completing wiring and build stages to a high standard
- Ensuring compliance with current electrical regulations and quality standards
- Working collaboratively within a multi-trade production environment
- Maintaining a clean, safe, and organised workspace
Requirements
- Fully qualified Electrician (NVQ Level 3 or equivalent)
- 18th Edition Wiring Regulations
- Valid JIB Gold Card (preferred/required depending on client site rules)
- Strong background in industrial, commercial, or modular installation work
- Confident reading technical drawings
- Installation-focused skillset (no testing & inspection required)
- ECS/CSCS card advantageous
- Ability to work independently and as part of a team


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What’s on Offer
- Permanent employment
- Salary £54,000 – £59,000 per annum
- Consistent night shift pattern (Mon–Thurs)
- Long weekends every week
- Optional Friday overtime available
- Stable, long-term workload within a growing modular manufacturing environment
- High-quality, repeatable production-based projects
If you’re an experienced electrician looking for a structured night shift role within a modern modular build setting, we would be keen to hear from you.
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