Domestic Electrician

Pulborough
11 months ago
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Domestic Electrician required for our client, a well-established residential electrical contractor who boast over 65 years' experience within the industry. Offering services for domestic customers including EVCP, CCTV, Lighting, Aerial Satellite Installations and Audio Installations across Pulborough and the surrounding areas.

Domestic Electrician Salary & Benefits

£38,000 - £40,000 DOE
Mon - Thurs (8:30 - 5pm), Fri (8:30 - 4pm)
Company Van + Fuel Card
22 Days + 8 Bank Holidays
Pension
Training
Complete package offering to be discussed at interview stageDomestic Electrician Job Overview

The Domestic Electrician will be expected to conduct a variety of works such as domestic electrical installations for lighting and power, PAT testing, electrical inspections (EICRs), domestic rewires and assisting with other domestic electrical works supporting the other functions of business, including CCTV, electric vehicle charging points, aerial or satellite installations and a range of audio-visual technology.

Having proven experience performing these tasks on both new build properties as well as older properties is essential, as some sites have older electrical systems, consumer units or fuse boards.

Installation, service, maintenance, fault-finding and repair of Electrical Vehicle Charge Points.
PAT Testing.
Electrical Inspection EICR's.
Day to day general domestic electrical repairs, fault finding and installation works.Domestic Electrician Job Requirements

Within a reasonable distance of Pulborough, ideally 10 miles as all work local.
Proven background and experience as a Domestic Electrician
18th Edition, NVQ Level 3 Electrical Installation, 2391 Test & Inspection, PAT Testing
EV Charge Points experience desirable)Bennett and Game Recruitment are a multi-disciplined technical recruitment agency based in Chichester, West Sussex operating across the UK with specialist teams covering a range of industries.

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