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Install Electrician

Eastleigh

Generous salary/ day rate with performance bonus, potential to earn £60k+

The Company

Dyson Energy Services is a leading national installer of energy efficient solutions which include insulation, heating, renewables as well as a distribution business supplying insulation, heating and building products.  We have an enviable reputation for setting the standards in delivering excellent Customer Service and Quality for our clients for almost 40 years.

The electrical department has a full order book delivering solar PV + battery, HHRSH, mechanical ventilation, heating controls, consumer unit upgrades, EICRs and LED lighting.

The Role

We are experiencing a period of rapid growth, especially in our electrical department, and as such we are recruiting for several positions nationwide.  We are currently looking for install electricians based at our Eastleigh depot (we have nationwide work so will consider applicants from all locations).

Genuine opportunity for progression to supervisory and management positions in a rapidly growing department.

The Person

Domestic experience is essential, solar experience is advantageous, but training will be provided for the right candidates.
Must have good working knowledge of 18th edition wiring regulations, inspection and testing experience as well as familiar with relevant building regulations.
Works covered include Solar PV, HHRSH, MEV, Heating Controls, EICR and consumer unit upgrades.
Essential Qualifications

NVQ Level 3
18h edition wiring regulations
CSCS/ ECS Card
Full UK driving license
Desirable Qualifications

2391 Inspection and testing
SSSTS/ SMSTS
BPEC Solar and Battery
Benefits

Generous salary/ day rate with performance bonus, potential to earn £60k+
Company van and fuel card provided
Full PPE and uniform
Any required test / access equipment
Competitive salary, negotiable depending on experience
Auto-enrolment Pension Scheme
Health Care Package
Life Insurance
28 days Holiday Entitlement; including 8 Bank Holidays

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