Clerk of Works (Electrical) - (Re-advertisement) - GLA13503

Glasgow; Glasgow; On-site; GBP 60,000 - 80,000; Full time

Job summary

An established industry player is seeking a dedicated electrical clerk of works to join their Property and Consulting Services department. This role is crucial for overseeing electrical services contractors on various projects across the city. You will monitor progress, ensure compliance with specifications, and support the design team with surveys and small-scale designs. If you're passionate about quality assurance and have a strong background in electrical engineering, this is a fantastic opportunity to contribute to meaningful projects that enhance the community.

Qualifications

• Strong knowledge of electrical engineering principles and practices.
• Experience in monitoring and reporting on construction projects.

Responsibilities

• Monitor and report on the progress of electrical services contractors.
• Ensure compliance with specifications and industry standards.
• Support design teams and conduct surveys of existing services.

Skills

Electrical Engineering Knowledge

Project Monitoring

Quality Assurance

Contract Review

Education

Degree in Electrical Engineering

Job description

Job Description

The opportunity to deliver a key role within Glasgow City Council's Property and Consulting Services department.

This post will carry out on-site electrical clerks of works duties for various projects around Glasgow and report to the Assistant Group Manager.

Specific roles will include:

1. Monitor, record and report the progress of electrical services contractors working on site as part of the council investment programme.
2. Obtain a thorough understanding of the contract through a detailed review of the drawings, specifications, bills of quantities, and other related documents.
3. Monitor the quality of work as it progresses to ensure that it complies with the drawings/specification and good industry practice.
4. Issue remedial work notices immediately to the electrical services contractors should materials or workmanship fall below the required standard and bring such matters to the attention of the Electrical Engineer/Contract Administrator.
5. Review the electrical services contractors' weekly and other short-term programmes and advise the Electrical Engineer/Contract Administrator of findings.
6. Witness and record all tests and commissioning activities/results required by the specification, public utilities or statutory authorities.
7. Support the design team and carry out surveys of existing building services and carry out small scale design.

Please note this is a re-advertisement and previous applicants should not re-apply.