Are you a motivated second-year electrical apprentice ready to build your skills on varied, hands-on projects?
About the Role
· Assist qualified electricians with electrical installations, maintenance and repairs.
· Install wiring, fixtures, outlets, switches and other components under supervision.
· Support testing, fault finding and troubleshooting across a range of electrical systems.
· Read and work from plans, drawings and specifications.
· Use and maintain electrical tools and equipment safely.
· Follow electrical regulations, site procedures and health and safety requirements.
· Continue completing apprenticeship training, coursework and assessments.
About You
· You are currently completing the second year of an electrical apprenticeship.
· You have a genuine interest in developing a long-term electrical career.
· You are reliable, punctual, practical and keen to learn.
· You communicate well and work effectively as part of a team.
· You are committed to quality workmanship and workplace health and safety.
What You’ll Need
· The ability to perform manual tasks safely and work indoors or outdoors.
· Comfort working at heights when required.
· A positive attitude and willingness to follow instructions and site procedures.
What We Offer
· Ongoing mentoring from experienced electricians.
· Varied, hands-on work with opportunities to grow your technical skills.
· Support to progress your apprenticeship training and qualifications.
· A safety-focused, team-oriented work environment.
Ready to take the next step? Apply now with your CV and a brief introduction outlining your apprenticeship progress and why you would be a great fit for the team.
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