Electrical Supervisor

John Sisk & Son Ltd; Region Midtjylland; On-site; DKK 520,000 - 720,000; Full time

Job summary

Sensori is seeking an Electrical Supervisor to lead electrical trades on site, translating weekly plans into daily allocations and ensuring safe, compliant installations to drawings and quality standards. You will brief crews, monitor targets, manage materials and coordinate with other trades, while coaching apprentices.

The role requires ownership of the area and people, with shift patterns and project travel as needed.

Qualifications

• Qualified electrician with National Craft Certificate and site safety card.
• Minimum three years supervising electrical crews on commercial/industrial projects.
• Knowledge of wiring regulations, installation practice, and permit-to-work systems.
• Ability to read electrical drawings and single-line diagrams.
• Experience with digital inspection checklists and installation records.
• Organised, reliable and good people-management and communication.
• Basic computer skills for reporting and timesheets.
• Willing to work shift patterns and travel as required.

Responsibilities

• Plan and allocate daily work for electricians, apprentices and subcontract labour.
• Deliver daily briefings and toolbox talks with risk assessments and permits.
• Supervise installation of containment, cabling, distribution equipment and control systems.
• Carry out first-line quality checks and complete installation records.
• Manage materials and plant, minimise waste and double handling.
• Coordinate with other trades to resolve clashes and keep areas available.
• Record progress, hours and labour returns; report progress and risks.
• Support testing and pre-energisation work under supervision.
• Maintain housekeeping and welfare standards; escalateunsafe conditions.
• Coach apprentices and contribute to performance reviews.

Skills

Electrical supervision

Reading drawings

Permit-to-work

Team leadership

Safety compliance

Documentation

Communications

Shift work

Education

National Craft Certificate or equivalent

Tools

Digital inspection platforms

Job description

The Electrical Supervisor leads Sensori's electrical trades at the workface, translating the weekly plan into daily allocations and making sure work is installed safely, to drawing and to the quality standard on the first attempt. The role briefs and monitors crews, controls materials and plant for its area, keeps installation records and punch lists current and is the first point of escalation for technical and coordination issues. It suits a time-served electrician with supervisory experience who takes ownership of an area and its people.

Principal duties and responsibilities

• Plan and allocate daily work for electricians, apprentices and subcontract labour in line with the weekly look-ahead; set clear targets and monitor output.
• Deliver daily briefings and toolbox talks; ensure every task has an approved risk assessment and method statement and that permits are in place before work starts.
• Supervise installation of containment, cabling, distribution equipment, lighting, earthing and control systems to drawing, specification and applicable regulations.
• Carry out first-line quality checks and installation benchmarks; complete inspection checklists on the project platform and raise and close punch-list items for the area.
• Manage materials and plant for the area, including requisitions, deliveries, storage and returns, minimising waste and double handling.
• Coordinate day to day with mechanical, civil and other trades to resolve clashes and keep areas available.
• Record progress, hours and labour returns accurately; report percent complete, constraints and risks to the Construction Manager or Package Manager.
• Support testing and pre-energisation activity under the direction of the Authorised Person, ensuring circuits are complete, labelled and documented.
• Maintain housekeeping, access and welfare standards in the work area; stop work and escalate where conditions are unsafe.
• Coach apprentices and less experienced electricians and contribute to performance reviews.

Selection criteria / person specification

• Qualified electrician (National Craft Certificate or equivalent) with a valid site safety card.
• At least three years supervising electrical crews on commercial, industrial or data centre projects.
• Sound knowledge of current wiring regulations, installation practice and permit-to-work systems.
• Able to read and set out from electrical drawings, schedules and single-line diagrams.
• Experience completing digital inspection checklists and installation records.
• Organised and reliable, with clear communication and a firm, fair approach to managing people.
• Basic computer skills for reporting, timesheets and drawing viewing.
• Willing to work the shift patterns and travel the project requires.