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    Bristol

    Electrician Up to £40,000 + Great Benefits Full-time Permanent Bristol Area & Working Away Are you an Electrician looking to join a well-established...

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    Salisbury

    An established Multi Sector Electrical Contractor sector require an Electrician due to expansion of the business. Contracts are mainly based in...

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    Newcastle, Staffordshire

    Niyaa People are looking for an experienced Electrician to join a team within a local housing association carrying out various electrical work in...

    Posted 8 days ago

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    Northolt

    Electrician West London £43000-£50000 / Full-Time/ Permanent The Company: Fortus Recruitment provides specialist recruitment services, supplying...

    Posted 3 days ago

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    Birmingham

    Electrician Birmingham Contract: 3-6 months Rate: up to £25 per hour Hours: Circa 50 hours per week (with the option of weekend O/T) Job Ref:...

    Posted 5 days ago

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    North West London

    Niyaa People are looking for an experienced Electrician to join a team within a local contractor running EICR's and remedial's in the London Borough...

    Posted 7 days ago

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    Scarborough, North Yorkshire

    Full Time 40 Hours We are looking to recruit an Electrician to join our team in North Yorkshire, ideally residing in Scarborough, Whitby, Filey and...

    Posted 8 days ago

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  • Electrician

    GB

    You will be working on a Fuel Terminal installing lighting and power. 4 month contract 10 hour days Mon - Sat Requirements: ECS/JIB Gold Relevant...

    Posted 9 days ago

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    Great Yarmouth

    ARC are recruiting for an electrician (authorised person) for ongoing industrial/commercial work in Great Yarmouth. Job Title - Electrician...

    Posted 3 days ago

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    Cramlington

    Time-served electrician with a commercial experience required for 6 months work starting Monday 19th June in Cramlington. 40hrs per week. JIB...

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  • Electrician

    Reading

    Electrician - Reading - 6 months work - £24.00ph - Start Monday 5th June AndersElite need Electricians for an apartment block project in Reading to...

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    Durham

    Time-served electrician with a commercial experience required for 6 months work starting Monday 19th June in Durham. 40hrs per week. JIB...

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    Nottingham

    Job Title - Job Type - Contract Location – Newark Days of work - Monday to Friday 9am-5:30am £24ph Requirements: JIB gold card Electrical...

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    Leeds

    Crossword Recruitment are currently looking for a Commercial Electrician for a site in Guiseley Project: Location (inc Postcode): LS20 Start Date:...

    Posted 21 days ago

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    Runcorn

    Electrician - Industrial & Commercial Key responsibilities will be to carry out a varying scope of electrical testing and installation works,...

    Posted 21 days ago

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    Woodbridge, Suffolk

    Electrician £24.00ph Woodbridge, Suffolk gap construction are proud to be representing a renowned Mechanical & Electrical contractor in their search...

    Posted 28 days ago

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    Bristol

    Electrician £35,000- £43,000 Bristol Anderselite are currently seeking for an Electrician in Bristol, where you will be responsible for the...

    Posted 29 days ago

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    Coventry

    Our client is an established and very successful construction business and due to their continued expansion Staffbase have been appointed to recruit...

    Posted 34 days ago

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    Mansfield, Nottinghamshire

    Our clienthas an exciting opportunity for an Electrician to join the team based in Mansfield . You will join them on a full time, permanent basis...

    Posted 37 days ago

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    Doncaster

    We are looking for an Electrician to join an established housing association working on social housing properties. This role is offering a van and...

    Posted 22 days ago

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Electrician

Expect the work to be strenuous and tiring. You may have to install wiring from a great height, so you'll have to be physically fit and have the head for heights to work nervelessly on ladders and rigs. The job comes with risk. You can expect to sometimes work in confined, cold or damp spaces. With proper training, however, these risks can be minimised.

Who can I work for?

A wide range of industries need electricians. Private residents, local authorities, public institutions, manufacturing and engineering firms employ electricians, often on contracted job-by-job deals.

Where and when can I work?

You will usually work in offices, public buildings or residential buildings, ensuring the safety of wires and circuits and installing new circuits once building work is complete. You'll work about 40 hours a week, usually Mondays to Fridays, except in emergencies. Or you may be required to work away from home on special projects from time to time.

What qualifications do I need?

An NVQ level 3 in electrotechnical services from the City & Guilds or EMTA Awards Ltd. The alternative is the City & Guilds Technical Certificate in Electrotechnical Technology. This provides training in electrical theory and some practical skills, but without completing a placement or apprenticeship the certificate does not give trainees a full electrician qualification.

Do I need any experience?

The best way for teenagers to get into the industry is to serve an apprenticeship, which lets you study the relevant NVQ while offering a small wage throughout. Employers would prefer a decent GCSE in Maths, English and Science or at least expect you to pass an aptitude test.

What attributes are needed?

Practical skills. Normal colour vision – to be able to differentiate between the coloured wires in a circuit. Health and safety knowledge.

What can I earn?

Apprentices start at £10K, qualified sparks get £16,500-£19,000, an experienced electrician can expect £20,000-£25,000 and specialists can command anything up to £28,000.

What are the benefits?

Good job prospects.

Are there chances of promotion?

You can become self-employed and/or start your own business. While this can often be more profitable, it can also be riskier than the comfort blanket of a staff job. There is the scope to ascend to a supervisory or management role or you may prefer to become an engineering technician who solves technical problems in construction firms – but this only comes with training and experience. Once you've completed an NVQ level 3 in electrotechnical services, you can then branch out into more specific qualifications. These include City & Guilds certificates in Inspection, Testing and Certification of Installations, Wiring Regulations and In-service Inspection and Testing of Electrical Equipment. Also, completion of a short training scheme known as 'Part P' will enable you to certify all your own electrical work, rather than requiring a contractor or building inspector to approve the work.

What will I be responsible for?

You will be responsible for fitting, repairing and testing wiring and circuits and installing new electrical infrastructures.

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Electrician

Expect the work to be strenuous and tiring. You may have to install wiring from a great height, so you'll have to be physically fit and have the head for heights to work nervelessly on ladders and rigs. The job comes with risk. You can expect to sometimes work in confined, cold or damp spaces. With proper training, however, these risks can be minimised.

Who can I work for?

A wide range of industries need electricians. Private residents, local authorities, public institutions, manufacturing and engineering firms employ electricians, often on contracted job-by-job deals.

Where and when can I work?

You will usually work in offices, public buildings or residential buildings, ensuring the safety of wires and circuits and installing new circuits once building work is complete. You'll work about 40 hours a week, usually Mondays to Fridays, except in emergencies. Or you may be required to work away from home on special projects from time to time.

What qualifications do I need?

An NVQ level 3 in electrotechnical services from the City & Guilds or EMTA Awards Ltd. The alternative is the City & Guilds Technical Certificate in Electrotechnical Technology. This provides training in electrical theory and some practical skills, but without completing a placement or apprenticeship the certificate does not give trainees a full electrician qualification.

Do I need any experience?

The best way for teenagers to get into the industry is to serve an apprenticeship, which lets you study the relevant NVQ while offering a small wage throughout. Employers would prefer a decent GCSE in Maths, English and Science or at least expect you to pass an aptitude test.

What attributes are needed?

Practical skills. Normal colour vision – to be able to differentiate between the coloured wires in a circuit. Health and safety knowledge.

What can I earn?

Apprentices start at £10K, qualified sparks get £16,500-£19,000, an experienced electrician can expect £20,000-£25,000 and specialists can command anything up to £28,000.

What are the benefits?

Good job prospects.

Are there chances of promotion?

You can become self-employed and/or start your own business. While this can often be more profitable, it can also be riskier than the comfort blanket of a staff job. There is the scope to ascend to a supervisory or management role or you may prefer to become an engineering technician who solves technical problems in construction firms – but this only comes with training and experience. Once you've completed an NVQ level 3 in electrotechnical services, you can then branch out into more specific qualifications. These include City & Guilds certificates in Inspection, Testing and Certification of Installations, Wiring Regulations and In-service Inspection and Testing of Electrical Equipment. Also, completion of a short training scheme known as 'Part P' will enable you to certify all your own electrical work, rather than requiring a contractor or building inspector to approve the work.

What will I be responsible for?

You will be responsible for fitting, repairing and testing wiring and circuits and installing new electrical infrastructures.