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Express Recruitment Limited is seeking an Electrician to install, maintain, fault-find, test and commission across industrial, commercial and infrastructure projects in the Midlands. Role requires reading drawings, adhering to BS 7671 and maintaining high safety standards.
Based in the East/West Midlands with occasional nationwide travel and lodging when required. Competitive hourly rate £21.50, with overtime options. The position supports a diverse range of electrical projects and sites.
Are you an Electrician looking for your next opportunity within an established and supportive engineering environment? Express Recruitment are delighted to be supporting a respected business in their search for an Electrician to carry out electrical installation, maintenance, fault-finding, testing and commissioning activities across a varied range of industrial, commercial and infrastructure projects.
This role would suit a technically minded and motivated individual with a strong background in electrical installation and maintenance, who takes pride in delivering high-quality work and maintaining the highest standards of health and safety. Working across a range of client and project sites, you will play a key role in ensuring electrical systems and equipment operate safely, efficiently and in line with relevant regulations and technical specifications.
This is an excellent opportunity to join a supportive engineering team, working on varied projects across the Midlands, with occasional nationwide travel and overnight stays required. Candidates must be based within either the East Midlands or West Midlands and be comfortable with lodging away from home when project requirements dictate.
Alongside a competitive hourly rate of £21.50, based on a 40-hour working week, you will benefit from enhanced overtime rates and the opportunity to develop your technical experience across a diverse range of electrical and infrastructure projects.
East Midlands
c£21.50 per hour (£44,720 per annum based on 40 hours per week for 52 weeks, before overtime)
Monday to Saturday morning at 1.5x the standard hourly rate; Saturday afternoon and Sunday at 2x the standard hourly rate.