Lead Electrical Engineer - Repairs & Maintenance
Location: Derbyshire & Surrounding Areas
Salary: 45,100 per annum + Overtime
Contract: Permanent, Full-Time
Benefits: Company Van, Fuel Card, Pension & Holiday Allowance
Think Recruitment are working with an established property maintenance contractor who are looking for an experienced Lead Electrical Engineer to join their repairs and maintenance team across Derbyshire.
This is a hands‑on role carrying out electrical repairs, maintenance and testing within residential properties, alongside providing technical support to other electricians.
Key Responsibilities
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Carry out electrical repairs, installations and maintenance in occupied properties.
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Complete electrical testing, inspections and fault finding.
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Diagnose and repair electrical faults.
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Support and mentor electricians and apprentices.
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Carry out quality checks and ensure electrical compliance.
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Complete job reports using mobile devices.
Requirements
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NVQ Level 3 Electrical Installation or completed apprenticeship.
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18th Edition Wiring Regulations.
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City & Guilds 2391 Inspection & Testing or equivalent.
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AM2 qualification.
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Experience in domestic electrical repairs and maintenance.
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Previous experience within social housing or residential maintenance.
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Full UK driving licence.
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Ability to support and mentor other electricians.
Benefits
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45,100 per annum.
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Overtime opportunities.
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Company van and fuel card.
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Generous annual leave entitlement.
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Company pension scheme.
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Healthcare benefits and ongoing training.
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