Job Description
If you are a qualified Electrician looking for a field-based opportunity with a good mix of installation work, fault finding, and day-to-day independence, this could be the job for you. This role sits within the growing domestic ventilation sector, supporting social housing and residential properties to tackle mould, condensation, and poor air quality through specialist ventilation systems. You ll be out on the road carrying out installations, repairs, inspections, fault finding, and practical electrical work across occupied social housing and residential properties. The role requires an electrically qualified Engineer who is practical, organised, customer focused, and comfortable working independently. What The Role Offers £45,000 £50,000 realistic earnings including bonus potential Company vehicle provided Paid overtime with enhanced rates Full specialist ventilation training provided Field-based work with independence and day-to-day variety Fully equipped van, tools, PPE, tablet, and mobile phone provided Rare overnight stays, hotels, breakfast, and evening meals covered 25 days holiday plus bank holidays Pension scheme and employee assistance programme Ongoing internal and external training and development What You Will Be Doing Install domestic ventilation systems within social housing and residential properties. Carry out inspection, repair, and replacement works on existing ventilation systems. Complete electrical testing, fault finding, drilling, fitting, and practical installation work. Work within occupied homes while maintaining a professional and customer-focused approach. Complete fit sheets, photographs, electrical certificates, and job updates using company systems. Manage van stock, tools, and materials to ensure jobs are completed efficiently. Work closely with scheduling and operational teams to maintain service standards and delivery timelines. Ensure all work is completed safe
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