Electrical Supervisor - Water & Wastewater Asset Delivery

Matchtech; Greater Manchester; On-site; GBP 42,000 - 56,000; Full time

Job summary

Our client is seeking a Working Electrical Supervisor to join its Wastewater Asset Assurance Programme team in Little Marlow and Forest Hill, Oxfordshire. The role combines hands-on electrical installation work with supervision and development of electricians, within a permanent program.

Key duties include installing LV systems, testing installations, mentoring apprentices, preparing RAMS, and ensuring safety compliance. Strong leadership and water sector knowledge are essential.

Qualifications

• Experience as Electrical Supervisor or similar supervisory role.
• Knowledge of water/wastewater processes preferred.
• C&G 2330 or 2360 and NVQ Level 3 in Electrical Installations.
• IET 18th Edition Wiring Regulations.
• C&G 2391 Inspection and Testing.
• SMSTS and Confined Spaces qualifications.
• JIB Gold Card or ECS card and a full driving licence.
• Strong problem-solving, communication and supervisory skills.

Responsibilities

• Installing low-voltage electrical systems including containment, power and control cabling.
• Testing electrical installations and supporting delivery of permanent and temporary works.
• Supervising electricians and mentoring apprentices.
• Preparing RAMS and reviewing contractor documentation for safety compliance.
• Providing safe isolations of LV systems and issuing safety documentation.
• Conducting electrical audits and overseeing contractor testing.
• Collaborating with MEICA delivery team on water and wastewater projects.
• Resolving installation issues to support safe project delivery.

Job description

Our client is seeking a Working Electrical Supervisor to join its Wastewater Asset Assurance Programme team in Little Marlow and Forest Hill, Oxfordshire. The role combines hands-on electrical installation work with supervision and development of electricians, within a permanent program.

Key duties include installing LV systems, testing installations, mentoring apprentices, preparing RAMS, and ensuring safety compliance. Strong leadership and water sector knowledge are essential.