Electrical Supervisor – Power/Substation Projects (Scotland)

Energy Jobline ZR; Glasgow; On-site; GBP 40,000 - 62,000; Full time

Job summary

DCS Engineering is seeking an Electrical Supervisor to support major power and infrastructure projects across Scotland. You will lead site teams, coordinate electrical installation activities, and ensure work is delivered on time and to high quality while complying with QEHS standards.

The role involves planning, safety adherence, and documentation for ongoing projects across the UK. Ideal candidates have apprenticeship training with related qualifications and experience in power or construction

Qualifications

• Apprentice trained with C&G / NVQ Level 3 (appropriate course) plus 1 years' experience, or industry-recognised training with 2+ years' experience on ESI, power, oil & gas or general construction sites.
• Experience participating in mechanical or electrical installation activities and leading site teams.
• Experience working within a Power environment with strong HSEQ awareness.

Responsibilities

• Assist and drive work areas by taking the lead role coordinating small teams and work activities on behalf of the Site Manager.
• Lead teams across various work fronts, ensuring work is delivered on time, to the required quality and within cost.
• Forward plan upcoming work fronts, ensuring suitable engineering information, plant, materials and labour are available.
• Coordinate with other work parties to ensure efficient and safe working.
• Highlight potential deviations, delays and disruption from the original scope of work.
• Ensure compliance with site rules, QEHS procedures and project requirements.
• Assist with required project documentation and completion of allocated task cards within agreed timescales.

Skills

Team leadership

Electrical installation

HSEQ awareness

CSCS Safety

Problem solving

Communication

Education

C&G NVQ3

Tools

MEWP

IPAF

Job description

DCS Engineering is seeking an Electrical Supervisor to support major power and infrastructure projects across Scotland. You will lead site teams, coordinate electrical installation activities, and ensure work is delivered on time and to high quality while complying with QEHS standards.

The role involves planning, safety adherence, and documentation for ongoing projects across the UK. Ideal candidates have apprenticeship training with related qualifications and experience in power or construction