Electrical Site Supervisor

Job role: Site Supervisor - electrical bias

Location: Sites all over the UK

Extensive travel required / living away during the week.

Salary: Competitive

+ GBP25 daily allowance when working away from home and fully paid accommodation expenses.

Hours: Monday to Friday, 8am-5pm. Additional hours may be required on occasion to ensure projects are completed to deadline.

Benefits include:

• 21 days holiday (plus bank holidays).
• Company van, laptop, and phone will be provided.

The role of Electrical Site Supervisor will involve nationwide travel; therefore, the successful candidate must be happy working away from home each week. A UK driving license is required.

Our client is seeking a time-served electrically biased Electrical Site Supervisor to join their projects team.

Electrical Site Supervisor SKILLS AND ATTRIBUTES:

• Must be electrically qualified to 17th or 18th Edition with hands-on duties.
• Previous experience working as an Electrical Site Supervisor / Senior Electrician / Manager is an advantage.
• Ability to communicate with subcontractors, clients, and other team members.
• First Aid/H&S qualification is an advantage; training provided.
• Time-served electrician.

The company works within the healthcare construction industry, focusing on hospitals all over the UK, which will involve working away from home on projects between GBP50,000 to GBP100,000.

Electrical Site Supervisor DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES:

• Responsible for the coordination and control of the project from initial start through to completion within a detailed programme.
• Co-ordinate closely with subcontractors under their control and facilitate the safe progress of works.
• Day-to-day management of subcontractors and operations on site, ensuring that the project is brought to a successful completion and meets the required time and quality constraints.
• Regular monitoring and liaison with the Contracts Manager on the Master Programme and development of stage/section programme as required.
• Liaise with the Contract Manager to ensure adequate labour and sub-contract resource is available on site utilizing the agreed company sub-contractors.
• Carry out toolbox briefings to the site teams and sub-contractors.
• Plan and efficiently organize the site facilities and logistics, ensuring all equipment on site is fit for purpose and only operated by appropriately trained staff.
• Oversee the deliveries and ensure they are done so in adequate time in line with the construction programme and procurement schedule.
• Co-ordinate closely with clients on site.
• Ensure all site documentation and health and safety documentation is in order.