Job Description
Job Title: Electrical Supervisor Location: Cambridge and surrounding areas Salary : 50,000 - 52,000 Benefits: Company vehicle, 23 days holiday + Bank Holidays, pension An M&E Contractor is looking for an experienced and proactive Electrical Supervisor to oversee the electrical team on a range of M&E projects up to the value of 3M. They deliver a comprehensive range of electrical building services including power and lighting installations, emergency lighting, fire alarm systems, data cabling, containment, control systems, upgrades and refurbishments across a variety of sectors including commercial, schools, hospitals and MOD. As the Electrical Supervisor, you will coordinate and supervise the electrical team to deliver projects on time and within budget. You will oversee the progress of electrical installation works ensuring quality, compliance with regulations and adherence to H&S standards. As the Electrical Supervisor you will have the following responsibilities: Effectively manage the on-site electrical labour for each project and coordinate subcontractors, checking RAMS and highlighting any issues. Hold toolbox talks with the site team and attend site progress meetings. Inspect and assess electrical installations throughout the project and upon completion to ensure high quality standards. Diagnose and resolve complex electrical installation issues. Liaise with Project Managers to address any issues and ensure the smooth delivery of projects. Maintain strong working relationships with subcontractors, clients and internal teams. Order materials, plant and equipment to ensure works are completed efficiently and on programme. Ensure all works are carried out in accordance with current electrical regulations, company procedures and health and safety requirements. Successful applicants will have the following qualifications and experience: Overall knowledge and understanding of a wide variety of electri
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