Job Description
ELECTRICAL SUPERVISOR 60,000 - 65,000 + Package London Location: London Salary: 60,000 - 65,000 depending on experience Employment: Permanent Sector: Building Services / MEP The Opportunity An established specialist building services contractor is looking for an experienced Electrical Supervisor to join its London delivery team. The business delivers complex mechanical and electrical building services projects across commercial, healthcare, education, residential and specialist environments. The successful candidate will play a key role in supervising electrical installations, coordinating subcontractors and The Role As an Electrical Supervisor, you will be responsible for the day-to-day supervision and coordination of electrical works on site. Your responsibilities will include: Supervising electrical installation teams and subcontractors on site. Planning and allocating labour to meet programme requirements. Coordinating electrical works with mechanical, construction and specialist trades. Working closely with Project Managers, Engineers, subcontractors and the main contractor. Reviewing drawings, specifications and installation requirements. Monitoring progress, productivity and workmanship. Ensuring installations are completed in accordance with project specifications and approved drawings. Coordinating first fix, second fix, testing, commissioning and handover activities. Supporting the preparation and implementation of RAMS and Permit to Work requirements. Carrying out quality inspections and managing snagging through to completion. Identifying technical and programme issues and working with the project team to resolve them. The Company The company is an established mechanical and electrical building services contractor with a strong focus on delivering high-quality engineering solutions. Its work covers the full building services lifecycle, including installation, coordination, commissioning and project completion.
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